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How often his father had talked of the great lumps of gold the white men were digging up, two hundred miles north, up the Frozen River – "Cariboo gold," his father had called it, and said that it was sent down in numberless bags to "the front," and the stage brought it.

The Shagganappi 1913

No doubt, in numberless instances, condonation is possible.

A Letter to the Queen on Lord Chancellor Cransworth's Marriage and Divorce Bill 1855

I had only to recall the numberless strangers whom, even at Balbec, the carriage bowling away from them at full speed had forced me for ever to abandon.

Within a Budding Grove 2003

And then my thoughts would wander off, recalling her numberless little deeds of love, her perfect selflessness, and all the depth and beauty of her great and tender nature, as we do recall such things of one who has gone and will nevermore return, as in the old days, to make us glad.

Ideala Sarah Grand

Cannot every golfer recall numberless instances of bad shots and holes lost because in one of these moments of doubt, when his own inclination was leaning to the employment of one particular club, his caddie thrust another before him?

The Complete Golfer Harry Vardon 1903

They justified their bad faith to the Rebels by recalling the numberless instances of the Rebels 'bad faith to us, and usually closed their arguments in defense of their course with:

Andersonville John McElroy 1887

They justified their bad faith to the Rebels by recalling the numberless instances of the Rebels 'bad faith to us, and usually closed their arguments in defense of their course with:

Andersonville — Volume 4 John McElroy 1887

The thought was so humiliating that her mind resolutely rejected it; and she had no difficulty in recalling numberless minutiae of behaviour -- nuances of look and tone such as abide in a woman's memory -- any one of which would have sufficed to persuade her that he felt genuine emotion.

Born in Exile George Gissing 1880

On a river called the Yuyapari, which flows for more than two hundred leagues through the province of Paria, a wretched tyrant (98) sailed a great distance in the year 1539, accompanied by four hundred or more men; and he did very great slaughter, burning alive and putting to the sword numberless innocent and inoffensive people who were in their towns or houses, unsuspicious of danger; and he left immense tracts of country burnt, terrorized, and the inhabitants scattered.

Bartholomew de Las Casas; his life, apostolate, and writings Francis Augustus MacNutt