Ambriz (Captain Crookes); and its successor, containing the produce of a hundred tons, on the B.
The Effuenta can now bring to bank, with sufficient hands, at least a hundred tons a day of good paying ore; whereas the stamps can crush at most one-tenth.
Well, Edgar, if there are a hundred tons of such goods as you describe, your cargo must be a valuable one indeed.
A hundred tons of such carpets as those, Edgar, would be worth a very large sum, indeed; surely you must be mistaken?
It was me and Stanley Hicks that divided the trade of the place, which was poor to middling, with maybe a couple of hundred tons of copra a year and as much pearl shell as the natives cared to get.
Their work-day being an eight-hours day, it has taken them eight thousand working hours to produce a hundred tonsof steel--eight hours a ton.
He telegraphs to an agent telling him to buy a hundred tons of tea; he freights a ship, and in a few weeks, in three months if it is a sailing ship, the vessels brings him his cargo.
Thus a corporation would say: "Here are a hundred tons of steel.
It was a very minor shock, about the intensity of the explosion of a hundred tons of high explosive a very long distance away and barely strong enough to record its location, which was Boulder Lake.
The detonation of a hundred tons of high explosives or an equivalent impact can be heard for thirty miles, but at that distance it doesn't sound much like an explosion.
The brig was, of course, much deeper in the water, now that she had more than a hundred tons of yams aboard, but she moved along very quickly.
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