Chapter I · Chapter 1

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From this reading One 165;--three 135;--one 130;--fifteen 125;--thirty-three from 115 to 120;--fifty-three from 110 to 115;--one hundred and twenty-seven from 100 to 105;--fourteen hundred from 95 to 100;--two thousand eight hundred and forty-nine from 90 to 95;--four thousand four hundred and fifty-one from 85 to 90.

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From this reading One 165;--three 135;--one 130;--fifteen 125;--thirty-three from 115 to 120;--fifty-three from 110 to 115;--one hundred and twenty-seven from 100 to 105;--fourteen hundred from 95 to 100;--two thousand eight hundred and forty-nine from 90 to 95;--four thousand four hundred and fifty-one from 85 to 90.

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From this reading One 165;--three 135;--one 130;--fifteen 125;--thirty-three from 115 to 120;--fifty-three from 110 to 115;--one hundred and twenty-seven from 100 to 105;--fourteen hundred from 95 to 100;--two thousand eight hundred and forty-nine from 90 to 95;--four thousand four hundred and fifty-one from 85 to 90.

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From this reading One 165;--three 135;--one 130;--fifteen 125;--thirty-three from 115 to 120;--fifty-three from 110 to 115;--one hundred and twenty-seven from 100 to 105;--fourteen hundred from 95 to 100;--two thousand eight hundred and forty-nine from 90 to 95;--four thousand four hundred and fifty-one from 85 to 90.

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From this reading One 165;--three 135;--one 130;--fifteen 125;--thirty-three from 115 to 120;--fifty-three from 110 to 115;--one hundred and twenty-seven from 100 to 105;--fourteen hundred from 95 to 100;--two thousand eight hundred and forty-nine from 90 to 95;--four thousand four hundred and fifty-one from 85 to 90.

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From this reading One 165;--three 135;--one 130;--fifteen 125;--thirty-three from 115 to 120;--fifty-three from 110 to 115;--one hundred and twenty-seven from 100 to 105;--fourteen hundred from 95 to 100;--two thousand eight hundred and forty-nine from 90 to 95;--four thousand four hundred and fifty-one from 85 to 90.

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From this reading One 165;--three 135;--one 130;--fifteen 125;--thirty-three from 115 to 120;--fifty-three from 110 to 115;--one hundred and twenty-seven from 100 to 105;--fourteen hundred from 95 to 100;--two thousand eight hundred and forty-nine from 90 to 95;--four thousand four hundred and fifty-one from 85 to 90.

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From this reading The number of those who lived from _one hundred_ and _seventy_ to _one hundred_ and _eighty-five_ years is 3; from _one hundred_ and _sixty_ to _one hundred_ and _seventy_, 2; from _one hundred_ and _fifty_ to _one hundred_ and _sixty_, 3; from _one hundred_ and _forty_ to _one hundred_ and _fifty_, 7; from _one hundred_ and _thirty_ to _one hundred_ and _forty_, 26; from _one hundred_ and _twenty_ to _one hundred_ and _thirty_, 84; from _one hundred_ and _ten_ to _one hundred_ and _twenty_, 277; from _one hundred_ to _one hundred_ and _ten_, 1310.

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From this reading One 165;--three 135;--one 130;--fifteen 125;--thirty-three from 115 to 120;--fifty-three from 110 to 115;--one hundred and twenty-seven from 100 to 105;--fourteen hundred from 95 to 100;--two thousand eight hundred and forty-nine from 90 to 95;--four thousand four hundred and fifty-one from 85 to 90.

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From this reading One 165;--three 135;--one 130;--fifteen 125;--thirty-three from 115 to 120;--fifty-three from 110 to 115;--one hundred and twenty-seven from 100 to 105;--fourteen hundred from 95 to 100;--two thousand eight hundred and forty-nine from 90 to 95;--four thousand four hundred and fifty-one from 85 to 90.

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From this reading Since we published the examples of longevity, collected by the editor of the Medical Adviser, we have seen another list, which is _supposed_ to comprise all, which can be found from the year 66 to 1799.

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From this reading We have before us the table of deaths for 1813, which gives the following remarkable ages.

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From this reading 29, 1825. * * * * *

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From this reading The number of those who lived from _one hundred_ and _seventy_ to _one hundred_ and _eighty-five_ years is 3; from _one hundred_ and _sixty_ to _one hundred_ and _seventy_, 2; from _one hundred_ and _fifty_ to _one hundred_ and _sixty_, 3; from _one hundred_ and _forty_ to _one hundred_ and _fifty_, 7; from _one hundred_ and _thirty_ to _one hundred_ and _forty_, 26; from _one hundred_ and _twenty_ to _one hundred_ and _thirty_, 84; from _one hundred_ and _ten_ to _one hundred_ and _twenty_, 277; from _one hundred_ to _one hundred_ and _ten_, 1310.

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From this reading The number of those who lived from _one hundred_ and _seventy_ to _one hundred_ and _eighty-five_ years is 3; from _one hundred_ and _sixty_ to _one hundred_ and _seventy_, 2; from _one hundred_ and _fifty_ to _one hundred_ and _sixty_, 3; from _one hundred_ and _forty_ to _one hundred_ and _fifty_, 7; from _one hundred_ and _thirty_ to _one hundred_ and _forty_, 26; from _one hundred_ and _twenty_ to _one hundred_ and _thirty_, 84; from _one hundred_ and _ten_ to _one hundred_ and _twenty_, 277; from _one hundred_ to _one hundred_ and _ten_, 1310.

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From this reading The number of those who lived from _one hundred_ and _seventy_ to _one hundred_ and _eighty-five_ years is 3; from _one hundred_ and _sixty_ to _one hundred_ and _seventy_, 2; from _one hundred_ and _fifty_ to _one hundred_ and _sixty_, 3; from _one hundred_ and _forty_ to _one hundred_ and _fifty_, 7; from _one hundred_ and _thirty_ to _one hundred_ and _forty_, 26; from _one hundred_ and _twenty_ to _one hundred_ and _thirty_, 84; from _one hundred_ and _ten_ to _one hundred_ and _twenty_, 277; from _one hundred_ to _one hundred_ and _ten_, 1310.

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From this reading 29, 1825. * * * * *

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From this reading The number of those who lived from _one hundred_ and _seventy_ to _one hundred_ and _eighty-five_ years is 3; from _one hundred_ and _sixty_ to _one hundred_ and _seventy_, 2; from _one hundred_ and _fifty_ to _one hundred_ and _sixty_, 3; from _one hundred_ and _forty_ to _one hundred_ and _fifty_, 7; from _one hundred_ and _thirty_ to _one hundred_ and _forty_, 26; from _one hundred_ and _twenty_ to _one hundred_ and _thirty_, 84; from _one hundred_ and _ten_ to _one hundred_ and _twenty_, 277; from _one hundred_ to _one hundred_ and _ten_, 1310.

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From this reading Since we published the examples of longevity, collected by the editor of the Medical Adviser, we have seen another list, which is _supposed_ to comprise all, which can be found from the year 66 to 1799.

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From this reading The number of those who lived from _one hundred_ and _seventy_ to _one hundred_ and _eighty-five_ years is 3; from _one hundred_ and _sixty_ to _one hundred_ and _seventy_, 2; from _one hundred_ and _fifty_ to _one hundred_ and _sixty_, 3; from _one hundred_ and _forty_ to _one hundred_ and _fifty_, 7; from _one hundred_ and _thirty_ to _one hundred_ and _forty_, 26; from _one hundred_ and _twenty_ to _one hundred_ and _thirty_, 84; from _one hundred_ and _ten_ to _one hundred_ and _twenty_, 277; from _one hundred_ to _one hundred_ and _ten_, 1310.

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From this reading The number of those who lived from _one hundred_ and _seventy_ to _one hundred_ and _eighty-five_ years is 3; from _one hundred_ and _sixty_ to _one hundred_ and _seventy_, 2; from _one hundred_ and _fifty_ to _one hundred_ and _sixty_, 3; from _one hundred_ and _forty_ to _one hundred_ and _fifty_, 7; from _one hundred_ and _thirty_ to _one hundred_ and _forty_, 26; from _one hundred_ and _twenty_ to _one hundred_ and _thirty_, 84; from _one hundred_ and _ten_ to _one hundred_ and _twenty_, 277; from _one hundred_ to _one hundred_ and _ten_, 1310.

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From this reading One 165;--three 135;--one 130;--fifteen 125;--thirty-three from 115 to 120;--fifty-three from 110 to 115;--one hundred and twenty-seven from 100 to 105;--fourteen hundred from 95 to 100;--two thousand eight hundred and forty-nine from 90 to 95;--four thousand four hundred and fifty-one from 85 to 90.

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From this reading One 165;--three 135;--one 130;--fifteen 125;--thirty-three from 115 to 120;--fifty-three from 110 to 115;--one hundred and twenty-seven from 100 to 105;--fourteen hundred from 95 to 100;--two thousand eight hundred and forty-nine from 90 to 95;--four thousand four hundred and fifty-one from 85 to 90.

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From this reading One 165;--three 135;--one 130;--fifteen 125;--thirty-three from 115 to 120;--fifty-three from 110 to 115;--one hundred and twenty-seven from 100 to 105;--fourteen hundred from 95 to 100;--two thousand eight hundred and forty-nine from 90 to 95;--four thousand four hundred and fifty-one from 85 to 90.

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From this reading Whole number of deaths 971,338.

used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one

From this reading Total of those who survived a century, _Seventeen hundred and twelve_.----This writer could not have included in his list the examples of longevity which Russia furnished, for we frequently find in the bills of mortality of this country for a single year, twice the number of centenarians.

an expert who gives advice

From this reading Since we published the examples of longevity, collected by the editor of the Medical Adviser, we have seen another list, which is _supposed_ to comprise all, which can be found from the year 66 to 1799.

plural of “age” — how long something has existed

From this reading We have before us the table of deaths for 1813, which gives the following remarkable ages.

(quantifier) used with either mass or count nouns to indicate the whole number or amount of or every one of a class

From this reading Since we published the examples of longevity, collected by the editor of the Medical Adviser, we have seen another list, which is _supposed_ to comprise all, which can be found from the year 66 to 1799.

used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together

From this reading The number of those who lived from _one hundred_ and _seventy_ to _one hundred_ and _eighty-five_ years is 3; from _one hundred_ and _sixty_ to _one hundred_ and _seventy_, 2; from _one hundred_ and _fifty_ to _one hundred_ and _sixty_, 3; from _one hundred_ and _forty_ to _one hundred_ and _fifty_, 7; from _one hundred_ and _thirty_ to _one hundred_ and _forty_, 26; from _one hundred_ and _twenty_ to _one hundred_ and _thirty_, 84; from _one hundred_ and _ten_ to _one hundred_ and _twenty_, 277; from _one hundred_ to _one hundred_ and _ten_, 1310.

one more of the same kind, or a different one

From this reading Since we published the examples of longevity, collected by the editor of the Medical Adviser, we have seen another list, which is _supposed_ to comprise all, which can be found from the year 66 to 1799.

used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses

From this reading Since we published the examples of longevity, collected by the editor of the Medical Adviser, we have seen another list, which is _supposed_ to comprise all, which can be found from the year 66 to 1799.

earlier than; in front of

From this reading We have before us the table of deaths for 1813, which gives the following remarkable ages.

plural of “bill” — a statute in draft before it becomes law

From this reading Total of those who survived a century, _Seventeen hundred and twelve_.----This writer could not have included in his list the examples of longevity which Russia furnished, for we frequently find in the bills of mortality of this country for a single year, twice the number of centenarians.

showing who or what does the action

From this reading Since we published the examples of longevity, collected by the editor of the Medical Adviser, we have seen another list, which is _supposed_ to comprise all, which can be found from the year 66 to 1799.

to be able to, or to be allowed to

From this reading Since we published the examples of longevity, collected by the editor of the Medical Adviser, we have seen another list, which is _supposed_ to comprise all, which can be found from the year 66 to 1799.

plural of “centenarian” — someone who is at least 100 years old

From this reading Total of those who survived a century, _Seventeen hundred and twelve_.----This writer could not have included in his list the examples of longevity which Russia furnished, for we frequently find in the bills of mortality of this country for a single year, twice the number of centenarians.

a period of 100 years

From this reading Total of those who survived a century, _Seventeen hundred and twelve_.----This writer could not have included in his list the examples of longevity which Russia furnished, for we frequently find in the bills of mortality of this country for a single year, twice the number of centenarians.

brought together in one place

From this reading Since we published the examples of longevity, collected by the editor of the Medical Adviser, we have seen another list, which is _supposed_ to comprise all, which can be found from the year 66 to 1799.

be composed of

From this reading Since we published the examples of longevity, collected by the editor of the Medical Adviser, we have seen another list, which is _supposed_ to comprise all, which can be found from the year 66 to 1799.

the past of “can”; used for possibility or polite requests

From this reading Total of those who survived a century, _Seventeen hundred and twelve_.----This writer could not have included in his list the examples of longevity which Russia furnished, for we frequently find in the bills of mortality of this country for a single year, twice the number of centenarians.

a politically organized body of people under a single government

From this reading Total of those who survived a century, _Seventeen hundred and twelve_.----This writer could not have included in his list the examples of longevity which Russia furnished, for we frequently find in the bills of mortality of this country for a single year, twice the number of centenarians.

plural of “death” — the event of dying or departure from life

From this reading We have before us the table of deaths for 1813, which gives the following remarkable ages.

a person responsible for the editorial aspects of publication; the person who determines the final content of a text (especially of a newspaper or magazine)

From this reading Since we published the examples of longevity, collected by the editor of the Medical Adviser, we have seen another list, which is _supposed_ to comprise all, which can be found from the year 66 to 1799.

being one more than seven

From this reading One 165;--three 135;--one 130;--fifteen 125;--thirty-three from 115 to 120;--fifty-three from 110 to 115;--one hundred and twenty-seven from 100 to 105;--fourteen hundred from 95 to 100;--two thousand eight hundred and forty-nine from 90 to 95;--four thousand four hundred and fifty-one from 85 to 90.

being five more than eighty

From this reading The number of those who lived from _one hundred_ and _seventy_ to _one hundred_ and _eighty-five_ years is 3; from _one hundred_ and _sixty_ to _one hundred_ and _seventy_, 2; from _one hundred_ and _fifty_ to _one hundred_ and _sixty_, 3; from _one hundred_ and _forty_ to _one hundred_ and _fifty_, 7; from _one hundred_ and _thirty_ to _one hundred_ and _forty_, 26; from _one hundred_ and _twenty_ to _one hundred_ and _thirty_, 84; from _one hundred_ and _ten_ to _one hundred_ and _twenty_, 277; from _one hundred_ to _one hundred_ and _ten_, 1310.

plural of “example” — an item of information that is typical of a class or group

From this reading Since we published the examples of longevity, collected by the editor of the Medical Adviser, we have seen another list, which is _supposed_ to comprise all, which can be found from the year 66 to 1799.

the cardinal number that is the sum of fourteen and one

From this reading One 165;--three 135;--one 130;--fifteen 125;--thirty-three from 115 to 120;--fifty-three from 110 to 115;--one hundred and twenty-seven from 100 to 105;--fourteen hundred from 95 to 100;--two thousand eight hundred and forty-nine from 90 to 95;--four thousand four hundred and fifty-one from 85 to 90.

the cardinal number that is the product of ten and five

From this reading The number of those who lived from _one hundred_ and _seventy_ to _one hundred_ and _eighty-five_ years is 3; from _one hundred_ and _sixty_ to _one hundred_ and _seventy_, 2; from _one hundred_ and _fifty_ to _one hundred_ and _sixty_, 3; from _one hundred_ and _forty_ to _one hundred_ and _fifty_, 7; from _one hundred_ and _thirty_ to _one hundred_ and _forty_, 26; from _one hundred_ and _twenty_ to _one hundred_ and _thirty_, 84; from _one hundred_ and _ten_ to _one hundred_ and _twenty_, 277; from _one hundred_ to _one hundred_ and _ten_, 1310.

being one more than fifty

From this reading One 165;--three 135;--one 130;--fifteen 125;--thirty-three from 115 to 120;--fifty-three from 110 to 115;--one hundred and twenty-seven from 100 to 105;--fourteen hundred from 95 to 100;--two thousand eight hundred and forty-nine from 90 to 95;--four thousand four hundred and fifty-one from 85 to 90.

being three more than fifty

From this reading One 165;--three 135;--one 130;--fifteen 125;--thirty-three from 115 to 120;--fifty-three from 110 to 115;--one hundred and twenty-seven from 100 to 105;--fourteen hundred from 95 to 100;--two thousand eight hundred and forty-nine from 90 to 95;--four thousand four hundred and fifty-one from 85 to 90.

come upon, as if by accident; meet with

From this reading Total of those who survived a century, _Seventeen hundred and twelve_.----This writer could not have included in his list the examples of longevity which Russia furnished, for we frequently find in the bills of mortality of this country for a single year, twice the number of centenarians.

about to be mentioned or specified

From this reading We have before us the table of deaths for 1813, which gives the following remarkable ages.

intended to be given to, or used by, somebody

From this reading Total of those who survived a century, _Seventeen hundred and twelve_.----This writer could not have included in his list the examples of longevity which Russia furnished, for we frequently find in the bills of mortality of this country for a single year, twice the number of centenarians.

being ten more than thirty

From this reading The number of those who lived from _one hundred_ and _seventy_ to _one hundred_ and _eighty-five_ years is 3; from _one hundred_ and _sixty_ to _one hundred_ and _seventy_, 2; from _one hundred_ and _fifty_ to _one hundred_ and _sixty_, 3; from _one hundred_ and _forty_ to _one hundred_ and _fifty_, 7; from _one hundred_ and _thirty_ to _one hundred_ and _forty_, 26; from _one hundred_ and _twenty_ to _one hundred_ and _thirty_, 84; from _one hundred_ and _ten_ to _one hundred_ and _twenty_, 277; from _one hundred_ to _one hundred_ and _ten_, 1310.

being nine more than forty

From this reading One 165;--three 135;--one 130;--fifteen 125;--thirty-three from 115 to 120;--fifty-three from 110 to 115;--one hundred and twenty-seven from 100 to 105;--fourteen hundred from 95 to 100;--two thousand eight hundred and forty-nine from 90 to 95;--four thousand four hundred and fifty-one from 85 to 90.

set up or found

From this reading Since we published the examples of longevity, collected by the editor of the Medical Adviser, we have seen another list, which is _supposed_ to comprise all, which can be found from the year 66 to 1799.

the cardinal number that is the sum of three and one

From this reading One 165;--three 135;--one 130;--fifteen 125;--thirty-three from 115 to 120;--fifty-three from 110 to 115;--one hundred and twenty-seven from 100 to 105;--fourteen hundred from 95 to 100;--two thousand eight hundred and forty-nine from 90 to 95;--four thousand four hundred and fifty-one from 85 to 90.

the cardinal number that is the sum of thirteen and one

From this reading One 165;--three 135;--one 130;--fifteen 125;--thirty-three from 115 to 120;--fifty-three from 110 to 115;--one hundred and twenty-seven from 100 to 105;--fourteen hundred from 95 to 100;--two thousand eight hundred and forty-nine from 90 to 95;--four thousand four hundred and fifty-one from 85 to 90.

many times at short intervals

From this reading Total of those who survived a century, _Seventeen hundred and twelve_.----This writer could not have included in his list the examples of longevity which Russia furnished, for we frequently find in the bills of mortality of this country for a single year, twice the number of centenarians.

showing where something starts, or who sent it

From this reading Since we published the examples of longevity, collected by the editor of the Medical Adviser, we have seen another list, which is _supposed_ to comprise all, which can be found from the year 66 to 1799.

provided with whatever is necessary for a purpose (as furniture or equipment or authority)

From this reading Total of those who survived a century, _Seventeen hundred and twelve_.----This writer could not have included in his list the examples of longevity which Russia furnished, for we frequently find in the bills of mortality of this country for a single year, twice the number of centenarians.

plural of “give” — the elasticity of something that can be stretched and returns to its original length

From this reading We have before us the table of deaths for 1813, which gives the following remarkable ages.

used with a past participle to form the perfect tenses

From this reading Since we published the examples of longevity, collected by the editor of the Medical Adviser, we have seen another list, which is _supposed_ to comprise all, which can be found from the year 66 to 1799.

belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned

From this reading Total of those who survived a century, _Seventeen hundred and twelve_.----This writer could not have included in his list the examples of longevity which Russia furnished, for we frequently find in the bills of mortality of this country for a single year, twice the number of centenarians.

ten 10s

From this reading The number of those who lived from _one hundred_ and _seventy_ to _one hundred_ and _eighty-five_ years is 3; from _one hundred_ and _sixty_ to _one hundred_ and _seventy_, 2; from _one hundred_ and _fifty_ to _one hundred_ and _sixty_, 3; from _one hundred_ and _forty_ to _one hundred_ and _fifty_, 7; from _one hundred_ and _thirty_ to _one hundred_ and _forty_, 26; from _one hundred_ and _twenty_ to _one hundred_ and _thirty_, 84; from _one hundred_ and _ten_ to _one hundred_ and _twenty_, 277; from _one hundred_ to _one hundred_ and _ten_, 1310.

inside something, or within a place, period, or state

From this reading Total of those who survived a century, _Seventeen hundred and twelve_.----This writer could not have included in his list the examples of longevity which Russia furnished, for we frequently find in the bills of mortality of this country for a single year, twice the number of centenarians.

enclosed in the same envelope or package

From this reading Total of those who survived a century, _Seventeen hundred and twelve_.----This writer could not have included in his list the examples of longevity which Russia furnished, for we frequently find in the bills of mortality of this country for a single year, twice the number of centenarians.

the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun

From this reading Since we published the examples of longevity, collected by the editor of the Medical Adviser, we have seen another list, which is _supposed_ to comprise all, which can be found from the year 66 to 1799.

give or make a list of; name individually; give the names of

From this reading Since we published the examples of longevity, collected by the editor of the Medical Adviser, we have seen another list, which is _supposed_ to comprise all, which can be found from the year 66 to 1799.

past form of “live” — be an inhabitant of or reside in

From this reading The number of those who lived from _one hundred_ and _seventy_ to _one hundred_ and _eighty-five_ years is 3; from _one hundred_ and _sixty_ to _one hundred_ and _seventy_, 2; from _one hundred_ and _fifty_ to _one hundred_ and _sixty_, 3; from _one hundred_ and _forty_ to _one hundred_ and _fifty_, 7; from _one hundred_ and _thirty_ to _one hundred_ and _forty_, 26; from _one hundred_ and _twenty_ to _one hundred_ and _thirty_, 84; from _one hundred_ and _ten_ to _one hundred_ and _twenty_, 277; from _one hundred_ to _one hundred_ and _ten_, 1310.

duration of service

From this reading * * * * * LONGEVITY.

relating to the study or practice of medicine

From this reading Since we published the examples of longevity, collected by the editor of the Medical Adviser, we have seen another list, which is _supposed_ to comprise all, which can be found from the year 66 to 1799.

the quality or state of being mortal

From this reading Total of those who survived a century, _Seventeen hundred and twelve_.----This writer could not have included in his list the examples of longevity which Russia furnished, for we frequently find in the bills of mortality of this country for a single year, twice the number of centenarians.

used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative

From this reading Total of those who survived a century, _Seventeen hundred and twelve_.----This writer could not have included in his list the examples of longevity which Russia furnished, for we frequently find in the bills of mortality of this country for a single year, twice the number of centenarians.

the property possessed by a sum or total or indefinite quantity of units or individuals

From this reading The number of those who lived from _one hundred_ and _seventy_ to _one hundred_ and _eighty-five_ years is 3; from _one hundred_ and _sixty_ to _one hundred_ and _seventy_, 2; from _one hundred_ and _fifty_ to _one hundred_ and _sixty_, 3; from _one hundred_ and _forty_ to _one hundred_ and _fifty_, 7; from _one hundred_ and _thirty_ to _one hundred_ and _forty_, 26; from _one hundred_ and _twenty_ to _one hundred_ and _thirty_, 84; from _one hundred_ and _ten_ to _one hundred_ and _twenty_, 277; from _one hundred_ to _one hundred_ and _ten_, 1310.

a person who becomes aware (of things or events) through the senses

From this reading _Salem Observer,_ Oct.

the month following September and preceding November

From this reading _Salem Observer,_ Oct.

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading Since we published the examples of longevity, collected by the editor of the Medical Adviser, we have seen another list, which is _supposed_ to comprise all, which can be found from the year 66 to 1799.

used to mean any person in general, including the speaker

From this reading The number of those who lived from _one hundred_ and _seventy_ to _one hundred_ and _eighty-five_ years is 3; from _one hundred_ and _sixty_ to _one hundred_ and _seventy_, 2; from _one hundred_ and _fifty_ to _one hundred_ and _sixty_, 3; from _one hundred_ and _forty_ to _one hundred_ and _fifty_, 7; from _one hundred_ and _thirty_ to _one hundred_ and _forty_, 26; from _one hundred_ and _twenty_ to _one hundred_ and _thirty_, 84; from _one hundred_ and _ten_ to _one hundred_ and _twenty_, 277; from _one hundred_ to _one hundred_ and _ten_, 1310.

prepared and printed for distribution and sale

From this reading Since we published the examples of longevity, collected by the editor of the Medical Adviser, we have seen another list, which is _supposed_ to comprise all, which can be found from the year 66 to 1799.

unusual or striking

From this reading We have before us the table of deaths for 1813, which gives the following remarkable ages.

a former communist country in eastern Europe and northern Asia; established in 1922; included Russia and 14 other soviet socialist republics (Ukraine and Byelorussia and others); officially dissolved 31 December 1991

From this reading Total of those who survived a century, _Seventeen hundred and twelve_.----This writer could not have included in his list the examples of longevity which Russia furnished, for we frequently find in the bills of mortality of this country for a single year, twice the number of centenarians.

capital of the state of Oregon in the northwestern part of the state on the Willamette River

From this reading _Salem Observer,_ Oct.

inflected form of “see” — perceive by sight or have the power to perceive by sight

From this reading Since we published the examples of longevity, collected by the editor of the Medical Adviser, we have seen another list, which is _supposed_ to comprise all, which can be found from the year 66 to 1799.

being one more than sixteen

From this reading Total of those who survived a century, _Seventeen hundred and twelve_.----This writer could not have included in his list the examples of longevity which Russia furnished, for we frequently find in the bills of mortality of this country for a single year, twice the number of centenarians.

being ten more than sixty

From this reading The number of those who lived from _one hundred_ and _seventy_ to _one hundred_ and _eighty-five_ years is 3; from _one hundred_ and _sixty_ to _one hundred_ and _seventy_, 2; from _one hundred_ and _fifty_ to _one hundred_ and _sixty_, 3; from _one hundred_ and _forty_ to _one hundred_ and _fifty_, 7; from _one hundred_ and _thirty_ to _one hundred_ and _forty_, 26; from _one hundred_ and _twenty_ to _one hundred_ and _thirty_, 84; from _one hundred_ and _ten_ to _one hundred_ and _twenty_, 277; from _one hundred_ to _one hundred_ and _ten_, 1310.

from a time in the past until now

From this reading Since we published the examples of longevity, collected by the editor of the Medical Adviser, we have seen another list, which is _supposed_ to comprise all, which can be found from the year 66 to 1799.

being or characteristic of a single thing or person

From this reading Total of those who survived a century, _Seventeen hundred and twelve_.----This writer could not have included in his list the examples of longevity which Russia furnished, for we frequently find in the bills of mortality of this country for a single year, twice the number of centenarians.

being ten more than fifty

From this reading The number of those who lived from _one hundred_ and _seventy_ to _one hundred_ and _eighty-five_ years is 3; from _one hundred_ and _sixty_ to _one hundred_ and _seventy_, 2; from _one hundred_ and _fifty_ to _one hundred_ and _sixty_, 3; from _one hundred_ and _forty_ to _one hundred_ and _fifty_, 7; from _one hundred_ and _thirty_ to _one hundred_ and _forty_, 26; from _one hundred_ and _twenty_ to _one hundred_ and _thirty_, 84; from _one hundred_ and _ten_ to _one hundred_ and _twenty_, 277; from _one hundred_ to _one hundred_ and _ten_, 1310.

required or under orders

From this reading Since we published the examples of longevity, collected by the editor of the Medical Adviser, we have seen another list, which is _supposed_ to comprise all, which can be found from the year 66 to 1799.

past form of “survive” — continue to live and avoid dying

From this reading Total of those who survived a century, _Seventeen hundred and twelve_.----This writer could not have included in his list the examples of longevity which Russia furnished, for we frequently find in the bills of mortality of this country for a single year, twice the number of centenarians.

a set of data arranged in rows and columns

From this reading We have before us the table of deaths for 1813, which gives the following remarkable ages.

the cardinal number that is the sum of nine and one; the base of the decimal system

From this reading The number of those who lived from _one hundred_ and _seventy_ to _one hundred_ and _eighty-five_ years is 3; from _one hundred_ and _sixty_ to _one hundred_ and _seventy_, 2; from _one hundred_ and _fifty_ to _one hundred_ and _sixty_, 3; from _one hundred_ and _forty_ to _one hundred_ and _fifty_, 7; from _one hundred_ and _thirty_ to _one hundred_ and _forty_, 26; from _one hundred_ and _twenty_ to _one hundred_ and _thirty_, 84; from _one hundred_ and _ten_ to _one hundred_ and _twenty_, 277; from _one hundred_ to _one hundred_ and _ten_, 1310.

used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind

From this reading Since we published the examples of longevity, collected by the editor of the Medical Adviser, we have seen another list, which is _supposed_ to comprise all, which can be found from the year 66 to 1799.

the cardinal number that is the product of ten and three

From this reading The number of those who lived from _one hundred_ and _seventy_ to _one hundred_ and _eighty-five_ years is 3; from _one hundred_ and _sixty_ to _one hundred_ and _seventy_, 2; from _one hundred_ and _fifty_ to _one hundred_ and _sixty_, 3; from _one hundred_ and _forty_ to _one hundred_ and _fifty_, 7; from _one hundred_ and _thirty_ to _one hundred_ and _forty_, 26; from _one hundred_ and _twenty_ to _one hundred_ and _thirty_, 84; from _one hundred_ and _ten_ to _one hundred_ and _twenty_, 277; from _one hundred_ to _one hundred_ and _ten_, 1310.

being three more than thirty

From this reading One 165;--three 135;--one 130;--fifteen 125;--thirty-three from 115 to 120;--fifty-three from 110 to 115;--one hundred and twenty-seven from 100 to 105;--fourteen hundred from 95 to 100;--two thousand eight hundred and forty-nine from 90 to 95;--four thousand four hundred and fifty-one from 85 to 90.

used for a person or thing that is near, or that has just been mentioned

From this reading Total of those who survived a century, _Seventeen hundred and twelve_.----This writer could not have included in his list the examples of longevity which Russia furnished, for we frequently find in the bills of mortality of this country for a single year, twice the number of centenarians.

the plural of “that”: the people or things further away, or already known

From this reading The number of those who lived from _one hundred_ and _seventy_ to _one hundred_ and _eighty-five_ years is 3; from _one hundred_ and _sixty_ to _one hundred_ and _seventy_, 2; from _one hundred_ and _fifty_ to _one hundred_ and _sixty_, 3; from _one hundred_ and _forty_ to _one hundred_ and _fifty_, 7; from _one hundred_ and _thirty_ to _one hundred_ and _forty_, 26; from _one hundred_ and _twenty_ to _one hundred_ and _thirty_, 84; from _one hundred_ and _ten_ to _one hundred_ and _twenty_, 277; from _one hundred_ to _one hundred_ and _ten_, 1310.

the cardinal number that is the product of 10 and 100

From this reading One 165;--three 135;--one 130;--fifteen 125;--thirty-three from 115 to 120;--fifty-three from 110 to 115;--one hundred and twenty-seven from 100 to 105;--fourteen hundred from 95 to 100;--two thousand eight hundred and forty-nine from 90 to 95;--four thousand four hundred and fifty-one from 85 to 90.

the cardinal number that is the sum of one and one and one

From this reading One 165;--three 135;--one 130;--fifteen 125;--thirty-three from 115 to 120;--fifty-three from 110 to 115;--one hundred and twenty-seven from 100 to 105;--fourteen hundred from 95 to 100;--two thousand eight hundred and forty-nine from 90 to 95;--four thousand four hundred and fifty-one from 85 to 90.

used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive

From this reading Since we published the examples of longevity, collected by the editor of the Medical Adviser, we have seen another list, which is _supposed_ to comprise all, which can be found from the year 66 to 1799.

add up in number or quantity

From this reading Total of those who survived a century, _Seventeen hundred and twelve_.----This writer could not have included in his list the examples of longevity which Russia furnished, for we frequently find in the bills of mortality of this country for a single year, twice the number of centenarians.

the cardinal number that is the sum of eleven and one

From this reading Total of those who survived a century, _Seventeen hundred and twelve_.----This writer could not have included in his list the examples of longevity which Russia furnished, for we frequently find in the bills of mortality of this country for a single year, twice the number of centenarians.

the cardinal number that is the sum of nineteen and one

From this reading The number of those who lived from _one hundred_ and _seventy_ to _one hundred_ and _eighty-five_ years is 3; from _one hundred_ and _sixty_ to _one hundred_ and _seventy_, 2; from _one hundred_ and _fifty_ to _one hundred_ and _sixty_, 3; from _one hundred_ and _forty_ to _one hundred_ and _fifty_, 7; from _one hundred_ and _thirty_ to _one hundred_ and _forty_, 26; from _one hundred_ and _twenty_ to _one hundred_ and _thirty_, 84; from _one hundred_ and _ten_ to _one hundred_ and _twenty_, 277; from _one hundred_ to _one hundred_ and _ten_, 1310.

the cardinal number that is the sum of twenty-six and one

From this reading One 165;--three 135;--one 130;--fifteen 125;--thirty-three from 115 to 120;--fifty-three from 110 to 115;--one hundred and twenty-seven from 100 to 105;--fourteen hundred from 95 to 100;--two thousand eight hundred and forty-nine from 90 to 95;--four thousand four hundred and fifty-one from 85 to 90.

two times

From this reading Total of those who survived a century, _Seventeen hundred and twelve_.----This writer could not have included in his list the examples of longevity which Russia furnished, for we frequently find in the bills of mortality of this country for a single year, twice the number of centenarians.

the cardinal number that is the sum of one and one or a numeral representing this number

From this reading One 165;--three 135;--one 130;--fifteen 125;--thirty-three from 115 to 120;--fifty-three from 110 to 115;--one hundred and twenty-seven from 100 to 105;--fourteen hundred from 95 to 100;--two thousand eight hundred and forty-nine from 90 to 95;--four thousand four hundred and fifty-one from 85 to 90.

the speaker and others, as the object of a verb or preposition

From this reading We have before us the table of deaths for 1813, which gives the following remarkable ages.

the speaker together with one or more other people

From this reading Since we published the examples of longevity, collected by the editor of the Medical Adviser, we have seen another list, which is _supposed_ to comprise all, which can be found from the year 66 to 1799.

used to introduce a clause giving more about a thing just mentioned

From this reading Since we published the examples of longevity, collected by the editor of the Medical Adviser, we have seen another list, which is _supposed_ to comprise all, which can be found from the year 66 to 1799.

which person or people

From this reading The number of those who lived from _one hundred_ and _seventy_ to _one hundred_ and _eighty-five_ years is 3; from _one hundred_ and _sixty_ to _one hundred_ and _seventy_, 2; from _one hundred_ and _fifty_ to _one hundred_ and _sixty_, 3; from _one hundred_ and _forty_ to _one hundred_ and _fifty_, 7; from _one hundred_ and _thirty_ to _one hundred_ and _forty_, 26; from _one hundred_ and _twenty_ to _one hundred_ and _thirty_, 84; from _one hundred_ and _ten_ to _one hundred_ and _twenty_, 277; from _one hundred_ to _one hundred_ and _ten_, 1310.

including all components without exception; being one unit or constituting the full amount or extent or duration; complete

From this reading Whole number of deaths 971,338.

writes (books or stories or articles or the like) professionally (for pay)

From this reading Total of those who survived a century, _Seventeen hundred and twelve_.----This writer could not have included in his list the examples of longevity which Russia furnished, for we frequently find in the bills of mortality of this country for a single year, twice the number of centenarians.

a period of time containing 365 (or 366) days

From this reading Since we published the examples of longevity, collected by the editor of the Medical Adviser, we have seen another list, which is _supposed_ to comprise all, which can be found from the year 66 to 1799.

a late time of life

From this reading The number of those who lived from _one hundred_ and _seventy_ to _one hundred_ and _eighty-five_ years is 3; from _one hundred_ and _sixty_ to _one hundred_ and _seventy_, 2; from _one hundred_ and _fifty_ to _one hundred_ and _sixty_, 3; from _one hundred_ and _forty_ to _one hundred_ and _fifty_, 7; from _one hundred_ and _thirty_ to _one hundred_ and _forty_, 26; from _one hundred_ and _twenty_ to _one hundred_ and _thirty_, 84; from _one hundred_ and _ten_ to _one hundred_ and _twenty_, 277; from _one hundred_ to _one hundred_ and _ten_, 1310.