No [adverb]

My No. 4239 addressed to Maxwell and repeated to you was sent before receiving your telegram under reply.

He was a new breed, that parson, a genuwine no-two-alike, come-one-in-a-box kind.

A pupil had loaned money to a horse-dealer who lived at No. 715 of a certain street.

Papa, can't I go to the zoologerical rooms to see the camomile fight the rhy-no-sir-ee-hoss?

On her hand was one large pustulous sore, which resembled that delinated in Plate No. 1.

How swift your flight, O lovely hours serene!No other pleasure here below endures,Or lingers with us long, save hope alone.

Not only District No. 5, but the village had emptied itself, glad to be rid of the accumulations of years.

About midnight a carriage that I knew well stopped before No. 9.

The telegram to which reference has just been made is attached to the memorandum as attachment No. 4.

When the dealer has a choice of declarations, a sound heart make is to be preferred to a doubtful no-trump.