- In arithmetic, a
hundredth is a
single part of
something that has been
divided equally into a
hundred parts. For example, a
hundredth of 675 is 6.75. In...
-
Points of Good Husbandry, an
expanded version of his
original title, A
Hundreth Good
Pointes of Husbandrie,
first published in 1557. For
Tusser the garden...
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controversial work was
originally published in 1573
under the
title A
Hundreth Sundry Flowres bound up in one
small Poesie.
Gathered partely (by translation)...
- Gascoigne, and in 1926 he
published a
reprint edition of Gascoigne's A
Hundreth Sundrie Flowres,
which included an
introduction advancing the
theory that...
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order of angels,
partlie of potestats, he
hopeth after a
thousand two
hundreth yeares to
returne to the
seventh throne:
which is not credible.
Valac (also...
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numerical values (kinta, kinti);
stotinka –
which literally simply means hundreth (diminutive) – is
usually shortened to stinka. Bank,
European Central (10...
- Jack
Kerley is an
American author. He
spent 20
years in an
advertising career before writing his
first book. He
lives in Newport, Kentucky, and is married...
- half of the
twentieth twentieth,
which I
already know
pretty well, to the
hundreth twentieth,
which I have only
heard about. I
might survive there quite a...
-
drawn from (Chapman's?) A Lover's Complaint; Lord Oxford's (and others) A
Hundreth Sundrie Flowers; Spenser's
Faery Queen..., Archer, 1934; Graf Vitzthum...
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twenty years. By 1757,
George Burrington reported, "We do not see the
hundreth part of poor
wretches drunk in the street".
Social changes,
quite apart...