This is twenty feet in height, and upward of a hundred and fifty feet square; a well dug by the Trappists is yet to be seen, though the whole mound is now buried in thickets.
These mounds, a hundred and fifty feet in height, were called by the early French "mamelles" from their fancied resemblance to the human breast.
The height of the outer walls of the Coliseum is over a hundred and fifty feet, which would be the height of a house fifteen stories high.
It is immensely large, being nearly a hundred and fifty feet in diameter, and a hundred and fifty feet high.
This dome is nearly a hundred and fifty feet high, and the circular opening in the centre of it is about thirty feet across.
No people ever lost their liberty who had a waterfall a hundred and fifty feet high!
Greece in her palmiest days never had a waterfall a hundred and fifty feet high!
Rome in her proudest days never had a waterfall a hundred and fifty feet high!
The most extensive and complicated ruins are found between the steep central height and the western brow of the hill, where there is a perpendicular descent of a hundred and fifty feet.
From the brow the hill descends more or less precipitously on different sides for about a hundred and fifty feet, and then stretches in a gentler slope of from two to four hundred yards to the surrounding plain.
In endeavouring to take a short cut down to the hotel she missed her footing, and in an instant found herself shooting down towards the edge of a sheer drop of a hundred and fifty feet.
The butt was hollow, and large enough to hold at least twelve men on horseback, and was not less than two hundred and fifty feet in height.
Lieutenant Gibbon, who crossed it in 1857, estimated the length at three hundred and twenty-four feet and the height one hundred and fifty feet.
I have leaned over the side of the boat and watched the play of the trout a hundred and fifty feet below the surface.
On the rear of these lots are the out-houses, all under a continuous flat roof, some twelve feet high, twenty wide, and say a hundred and fifty feet long.
The light and air, entering the trace, had called into life the undergrowth and lower boughs, till from the very turf to a hundred and fifty feet in height rose one solid green wall, spangled here and there with flowers.
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