After speaking of Ega as a city, it will have a ludicrous effect to mention that the total number of its inhabitants is only about 1200.
They are of cylindrical shape, having, properly speaking, no neck, and the blunt tail which is only about an inch in length, is of the same shape as the head.
Yesterday Floyd's division of State troops were turned over to the Confederacy--only about 200!
He intimated that Early's army consisted of only about 1000 men!
Only about 25 of the enemy's troops are said to be there, merely to guard the wires.
Only about 40 percent of the victims were occupants of the vehicles involved and, of them, a considerably larger number of passengers than drivers were killed.
Only about 1,400 miles of the local roads were modernized, and less than one-half of them had hardened surfaces.
It is not completely exhausted of colour, only about one-half going on the fibre.
The bath is not exhausted, the cotton taking up only about 3 lb.
This editor was a bluff and hearty Englishman, about forty years of age, and was reported engaged to a daughter of Brigham Young's, only about seventeen.
These leave a margin of about 11 pounds per horse-power in the case of the large machine and of only about two to four pounds per horse-power in the case of the smaller and higher speed machine.
It should be remembered, in thinking in terms of food nutritional value, that, on the average, only about 12 per cent.
Only about twenty- five, who assembled on the southern side of the chapel, joined the prayer meeting.
Only about 30 attend it, and it is not known to what extent they enjoy the Proceedings.
Only about 70 are connected as "members" with its physical temple in Avenham- road.
I find that the furnace is only about 3 feet wide at the bottom, and that the elevation of the arch above the bottom is no more than 30 inches.
When it comes to be refined, the loss is only about one-twelfth or one-thirteenth, whereas the lead revived in the reverberatory furnace, loses frequently a ninth.
Am watching the banks, and I do believe the soil is running out, only about a foot until it changes to a clay.
In several cases, only about half of the flesh had been eaten from the carcasses.
The average produce of one thousand vines is said, however, to be only about 450 lbs.
Speaking in a very general way, only about one-half the land on these farms is in cultivated crops, while only 40% of the income may be from the products which cause the farm to be thus classified.
Only about 44% of the wood in the trees now harvested in the United States is incorporated into buildings, apparatus and furniture.
The transit in question commenced shortly before sunset, and his observations in consequence were limited to only about half-an-hour.
Since the mass of the moon is only about one-eightieth that of the earth, it will be understood that the force of gravity which she exercises is much less.
It is calculated that, at her surface, this is only about one-sixth of what we experience.
We thus get an idea of their small degree of thickness, which would appear to beonly about 50 miles.
Description of Plant--This native herbaceous perennial is only about 6 to 8 inches in height when in flower.
But if we should travel northward to within four miles, say, of the north pole, the surface point would be moving at the rate of only about a mile an hour.
It was as familiar to the ancients as it is to us, and yet it is only about three-quarters of a century since the cause of it has been understood.
Least progress was made in the production of cigarettes and bricks--only about 6 to 7 percent--and the output of timber actually declined from 6 million to 5 million cubic feet.
Arable land figures notwithstanding, good agricultural land amounts to only about 5 percent of the country's area.
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