Thirty pounds of acid phosphate to each 100 pounds of the manure gives a mixture containing one pound of nitrogen, three pounds of phosphoric acid, and two fifths of a pound of potash.
Thirty pounds a year," she said softly to herself, "thirty pounds certain, and a lump sum of two hundred in the bank.
If she and her sisters could not live on thirty pounds a year there was still the money in the bank.
Inspector MOSS of the Great Eastern Railway Police has just had his pocket picked andthirty pounds stolen.
But these things cost money, and it would not be any use starting with less than thirty pounds'-- "Thirty pounds!
I forget it now, but it worked out to thirty pounds--carved, gilt, and fitted in place.
I gave him the King's very voice at "Master Dawe, you've saved me thirty pounds!
You've saved me thirty pounds, Master Dawe, and you've given me good arguments to use against a willful woman that wants my fine new ship for her own toy.
You most pay something for your thirty pounds, you know.
She is taken cheaper than the other girls, and all her expenses for one term are abundantly covered by thirty pounds.
I knew a lady friend who was never more than thirty minutes in bringing to gaff any salmon of from twenty-five to thirty pounds.
Its usual weight reaches fifteen pounds, though it occasionally grows to four feet in length and a weight of twenty-five or thirty pounds.
When of large size, from twenty to thirty pounds, it exhibits a bull-like ferocity when hooked, making furious dashes for liberty, and if not stopped in time will eventually take to the weeds.
But once fairly gaffed, the angler may feast his eyes on the grand fish, weighing, perhaps, thirty pounds or more, and congratulate himself on a great achievement.
Each county was required to build one of these houses, a levy of thirty pounds of tobacco per poll being laid for that purpose.
Similarly their Lordships declared in favor of abolishing the fee of thirty pounds of tobacco required for registering surveys.
A tandem of six or eight six-foot kites exerts a pull of thirty pounds or more on the main line; but it must not be assumed that such a tandem would lift and carry through the air a weight of thirty pounds.
A strain of twenty-five or thirty pounds on the cord is not uncommon; and not only the strength of the cord, but the way of attaching it, is of great importance.
For the third part of thirty pounds you could rent a four-roomed house, but what is a four- roomed house, what is thirty pounds, compared to the glory of being a member of a club?
Of course betting and beer cannot be done on the nod in my class of life, but one can owe a bit of rent, and altogether I see my way to do a failure up to, say, thirty pounds.
Here is a poor devil with twenty-five shillings and a wife and family and, let us say, thirty pounds of debt, and the judge gives him an administration order to pay ten shillings in the pound at five shillings a month.
You've saved me thirty pounds, Master Dawe, and you've given me good arguments to use against a wilful woman that wants my fine new ship for her own toy.
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