We started early, and made a long day of nine hours and a-half, and did not encamp until an hour after dark.
We started early for the well, but did not reach it till late in the evening, after a march of nine hours.
From Kuka, south, to Manguno, nine hours; a large town.
We left Sharaba at a quarter past six in the morning, and made a good day of nine hours.
We started somewhat late, and made a good day of nine hours and a-half through winding narrow valleys, supplying a fair quantity of hasheesh.
Next day, the 9th, we rose before sunrise and made a good day of nine hours, still over the same plain of Taeeta.
Nine hours' journey brought us to the valley of Amjam, where there was a khafilah of senna encamped among the trees.
It was not, for instance, until the return of private control that the fastest trains between Chicago and the Pacific coast brought to their pre-war standard of approximately sixty-nine hours.
Already the motor terminals company is hauling about one thousand tons of freight through the streets of Cincinnati in nine hours of each business day.
The night coaches to London used to do the distance in about twelve hours, and the day coaches did it in nine hours; but the mails were ten hours on the road.
Rocket," that started from the "Quebec" Tavern, and did the journey to town in nine hours.
Nine hours later we were exulting with a rapturous joy.
Last October, despite our strenuous endeavours, the same distance had occupied us thirty-nine hours' marching, or thirteen days inclusive of the halt!
In nine hours we arrived at Tripoli, and alighted at the house of the English agent Mr. Catziflis.
Nine hours and a quarter, we saw, at one hour to the left, the village El Kherbe [Arabic].
The chipped wood is boiled in stationary or revolving digesters for eight or nine hours at a pressure of 70 or 80 lbs.
The process most generally adopted for the manufacture of wood pulp is the treatment of the material in brick-lined digesters with bisulphite of lime for eight to nine hours at a pressure of 80 lbs.
The beating process only occupies thirty to forty minutes in the case of the common news, a marked contrast to the eight or nine hours required by rags.
The stupor suddenly deepened into coma, and the man died; the fatal course being altogether about nine hours--viz.
Salmont took the medicine in nine hours, and died in twelve.
At the end of nine hours, we halted during the night near the village of Rabegh, our road having been constantly level.
At the end of nine hours, we issued from this wady, which is on a very slight ascent; and then taking a direction E.
At nine hours and a half, it being a cloudy and extremely dark night, we lost our way in following the windings of a side valley, and being unable to regain the right road, we lay down on the sand and slept till day-break.
The weekly hours of labor shall consist of 50 hours in 6 working days, to wit, nine hours on all days except the sixth day, which shall consist of five hours only.
She had worked through May, June, and July as a trimmer, making $11 in a week of nine hours a day, with Saturday closing at five.
An engraver cannot well work more than nine hours a day.
They are employed through the year, and work sixty-nine hours per week, twelve hours per day for five days, nine hours on Saturday.
In winter they spend eight and a half hours in the store; in summer, nine hours.
In Dublin, about five hundred women are employed in eight of the large establishments of that city in boot closing, and earn on an average eight shillings per week, of nine hours a day.
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