Apg
apg
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
ambulatory patient group
Historical Examples
The night was black, the mud a foot deep, and apg 269 stream ran across the road.
The Luck of Thirteen Jan Gordon
In a short while he wandered back saying that he had got apg 247 waiter.
The Luck of Thirteen Jan Gordon
For, though they may have other ostensible avocations, these last are reduced to apg 272 secondary consideration.
Life of Lord Byron, Vol. II Thomas Moore
It is apg 71 curious instance of the elucidation of facts in court.
The Book of Three Hundred Anecdotes Various
There were other Albanians and apg 362 very old Montenegrin soldier.
The Luck of Thirteen Jan Gordon
Assuredly, in the case of every theory, as distinguished from a demonstration, there must always be apg.
The Scientific Evidences of Organic Evolution George John Romanes
For apg 199 quarter of an hour he would pray with and talk to the men, and then ride to another service at some further post.
From Aldershot to Pretoria W. E. Sellers
At dawn the next day she strays far out to apg 156 forest, where she finds a hermit.
Frdric Mistral Charles Alfred Downer
They were apg 76 cheery, pretty set, and we asked them where they were going.
The Luck of Thirteen Jan Gordon
A moment passed, and then the silence was broken by apg 134 crash of a volley.
In the Shadow of Death P. H. Kritzinger and R. D. McDonald
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lack or loss of the lens of the eye. Historical Examples An eye without a lens (aphakia) will not work with an eye with a lens even if the former be corrected with glasses. A System of Operative Surgery, Volume IV (of 4) Various noun absence of the lens of an eye, congenital or otherwise […]