Becher
becher
first-born; a youth, the second son of benjamin (gen. 46:21), who came down to egypt with jacob. it is probable that he married an ephraimitish heiress, and that his descendants were consequently reckoned among the tribe of ephraim (num. 26:35; 1 chr. 7:20, 21). they are not reckoned among the descendants of benjamin (num. 26:38).
historical examples
becher had gone to new orleans, and the rest gradually dispersed to all quarters of the comp-ss.
the wanderings and fortunes of some german emigrants friedrich gerstcker
there is an outrush of something, said becher and stahl, and this something is the “principle of fire.”
heroes of science m. m. pattison muir
colonel becher was 256 shot through the right arm, and captain daly badly hit through the shoulder.
twelve years of a soldier’s life in india w. s. r. hodson
becher afterwards tried the states-general of holland, with no better success.
memoirs of extraordinary popular delusions charles mackay
im becher ersaufen mehr als im meer—more are drowned in the wine-cup than in the sea.
dictionary of quotations from ancient and modern, english and foreign sources james wood
becher boasts of having introduced the loom at vienna, and of having first constructed looms of wood.
a history of inventions, discoveries, and origins, volume ii (of 2) johann beckman
so determined had he been to find becher, that he had himself gone out during the night with sergt.
the sherwood foresters in the great war 1914 – 1919 captain w. c. c. weetman
that he had some notice of what was to be expected from that quarter, appears by the following letter to his friend, mr. becher.
life of lord byron, vol. i. (of vi.) thomas moore
“perhaps they are not so far yet,” said becher, who had now also arrived.
the wanderings and fortunes of some german emigrants friedrich gerstcker
he had told us to apply to becher for -ssistance, but from what we heard of that officer, it did not seem likely he would help us.
forty-one years in india frederick sleigh roberts
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