This has been the pleasantest week I have known in thirteen years.
From the age of thirteen years he has lived in Washington and in the public schools of this section of the state he completed his education.
McKinney took charge of the home place, which he cultivated for twelve or thirteen years.
She was then a child of twelve or thirteen years of age, beautiful and innocent as an angel.
If thirteen years ago I could sell my body to save my soul, now I can sell my body to save the soul of another.
Sylvia could not make out why she did not feel more nervous when she was following Miss Johnstone up-stairs to meet Philip for the first time since she had run away from him, thirteen years ago.
When she first saw him she had been surprised to find that he did not appear much older than thirteen years ago; now, looking back at him in his office, he seemed to her a very old man.
Mounsey of Riga, physician to the army of the Czarina, sent to the Royal Society in 1748 the bones of a fetus that had been extracted from one of the fallopian tubes after a lodgment of thirteen years.
A native medical witness testified that in about 20 per cent of marriages children were born by wives of from twelve to thirteen years of age.
An orphan at thirteen years of age, Mr. Macy's early life was full of changes, adventures and vicissitudes.
Accordingly, at the time we are speaking of, she was in a condition to resist, thirteen years together, a monarch, to whose yoke all the rest of the East had submitted.
Esarhaddon, taking advantage of this juncture, made himself master of Babylon, and annexing it to his former dominions, reigned over the two united empires thirteen years.
Malipiero to strike me thirteen years before, had just returned from Bayreuth, where the margrave had made her fortune.
In a moment my thoughts flew back to the time in which Henriette had written these words, thirteen years ago, and my hair stood on end.
Carlin Bertinazzi who played Harlequin, and was a great favourite of the Parisians, reminded me that he had already seen me thirteen years before in Padua, at the time of his return from St. Petersburg with my mother.
But in this matter Grimani did not act honestly, for the patrimony was only settled thirteen years afterwards, and even then only in a fictitious manner.
Footnote B: Among the Israelites, girls became of age at twelve, and boys at thirteen years.
But, on the other hand, he has found spermatozoa in the semen of a boy aged only twelve or thirteen years.
They were unanimous in their desire to have no more delay before hearing the law which Ezra had brought up to Jerusalem as much as thirteen years before.
Therefore the mischief must have been wrought some time during the intervening thirteen years.
London attic, and dies at forty-five, having received over two million dollars from his sewing-machines in thirteen years.
Thirteen years later, when all Great Britain was aflame with the sermons of this same man, he wrote his friend, "Pray for me every day; pray now that the Lord will keep me humble.
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