Those who settled at West Branch and other places on East River were, William Fraser, from Inverness, three hundred and fifty acres.
James Fraser, a native of Strathglass, three hundred and fifty acres.
In a rather loose argument, Carey reckons a case of three hundred and fifty days.
The author cites Meigs' case, and also one of Atlee's, at three hundred and fifty-six days.
It is the largest city of Ohio, and is situated on the south shore of Lake Erie, three hundred and fifty miles by rail east of Chicago.
What's the word as to my three hundred and fifty dollars?
He could not say that did not put it high enough, because that put it at three hundred and fifty-five per cent.
The proportion then gives three and five-ninths or three hundred and fifty-five per cent, increase of pay.
It is three hundred and fifty feet in length, by two hundred and thirty-five in breadth.
I sailed from Liverpool in charge of three hundred and fifty Saints, on the tenth of July.
But they talked over the interminable night of three hundred and fifty-four hours and a half, nearly fifteen days, which the law of physics has imposed on the inhabitants of the moon.
The Roman year consisted of three hundred and fifty-five days, so that January was an autumn month.
During the whole war one million three hundred and fifty-six thousand were killed.
I, therefore, still kept in hiding with my three hundred and fifty burghers.
Nel, with their burghers, three hundred and fifty in number, should proceed under my command to Koorn Spruit, and be there before break of day.
But it was impossible, with my three hundred and fifty men, to surround two thousand.
The Night of Three Hundred and Fifty-Four Hours and A Half XV.
Snake River was estimated by Mr. Downing to be three hundred and sixty-three miles, and by myself to be three hundred and fifty.
The best we could do so late in the season was a hurried run up to Rainbow Falls, a most striking cataract, three hundred and fifty feet in height, descending over the cliffs of the Stehekin River four miles above the head of the lake.
There is a drop of three hundred and fifty feet in the twenty-eight miles of river between the outlet of the lake and the Columbia, with no considerable stretch that it would be safe to run with a boat.
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