and two thousand nine hundred and eighteen, six thousand four hundred and eight, twenty-nine thousand three hundred and ninety-nine, one hundred and seventy thousand seven hundred and eight.

(160.) One hundred and twenty-six thousand four hundred and twenty-nine, four hundred and seventyone thousand six hundred and sixty-four, two hundred and seventy-four thousand and ninety-three, six hundred and eighty-one thousand and seven, twenty-two thousand one hundred and fifty, fifty-one thousand three hundred.

(161.) Four hundred and thirty-one thousand three hundred and sixty-four, forty-seven thousand and fortynine, eight hundred and three thousand two hundred and sixty-three, three hundred and thirty-two thousand one hundred and eighty-one, six hundred and forty thousand four hundred and forty-four, two hundred and ninety-nine thousand one hundred and twelve.

(162.) Ninety-two thousand and eighty-five, forty-six thousand two hundred and thirty-one, one thousand eight hundred and forty-four, four hundred and eighty, one hundred and ninety-two thousand three hundred and ninety, two hundred and sixteen thousand five hundred and seventy-two.

(163.) Forty-six thousand four hundred and six, six hundred and seventy-eight thousand five hundred and eighty-four, thirty-five thousand and eighty-one, nine hundred and thirty-three thousand two hundred and twenty, nine hundred and eighty-nine, thirteen thousand five hundred and fifty.

(164.) One hundred and one thousand four hundred and sixty-four, one million four hundred and forty-nine thousand eight hundred and forty-eight, seven hundred and eleven thousand two hundred and fifty-two, six millions one hundred and twelve thousand four hundred and forty-six, four thousand seven hundred and sixteen, sixty-two thousand five hundred and four.

(165.) Seven millions four hundred and eighty-four thousand six hundred and seventy-eight, two millions five hundred and sixty-one thousand and eight, eightyfour thousand three hundred and fifty-eight, two thousand nine hundred and thirty, eight hundred and

fifty-one, four millions five hundred and twenty-three thousand five hundred and seventy-five.

(166.) Nine millions one hundred and twenty-four thousand three hundred and eighty-six, seventy-six thousand three hundred and forty-two, three thousand two hundred and fifty-nine, five millions two hundred and forty-three thousand and fifty-five, four millions three hundred and eighteen thousand eight hundred and eighty-seven, eight thousand and seventy-six.

(167.) Forty-five thousand, forty-three thousand and eight, eight millions two hundred and thirty thousand and nine, six millions twenty-five thousand and eleven, seven hundred thousand and forty, one million and one.

(168.) Seven millions and seventy-seven, ninety thousand eight hundred and nine, five hundred and six thousand four hundred and two, two millions five thousand and eighty-six, four millions sixty thousand and nineteen, nine millions eight hundred and seventysix thousand five hundred and forty-three.

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(192.) 926626 + 8820337 + 2157 + 458 +3097 + 5.

(193.) 66439 + 274401 + 284239 +852396.

(194.) 982206 + 5321171 + 6656805 + 774392.

(195.) 4363587 +61975 + 548862 + 7576.

(196.) 63688 + 543427 + 8135861 +8289.
(197.) 8266827 + 4681143 + 5628919 + 3652674.
(198.) 4457243 + 6769766 +9814345 + 8997675.
(199.) 583276 + 83276 + 3276 + 276 + 76 + 6.
(200.) 2+28 + 283 + 2837 + 28374 + 283749.

(201.) In a school the first class consists of seventyfive pupils, the second of eighty-three, the third of seventy-five, the fourth of sixty-four, the fifth of fortytwo, and the sixth of eighteen. How many pupils are there altogether?

(202.) James has 5 marbles, John 6 more than James, Andrew 7 more than John, George 13 more than Andrew, and William 4 more than George. How many has William? and how many marbles are there among them?

(203.) A farmer bought three flocks of sheep; in the first there were one hundred and seven sheep, in the second thirty more than in the first, and in the third fifty more than in the first. How many sheep did he buy?

(204.) A man travels 183 miles one day, 69 the next, 93 the third, and returns by the same route. How many miles has he travelled?

(205.) The less of two numbers is four hundred and five, and their difference one hundred and sixty-nine; find the sum of the two numbers.

(206.) If a librarian gives out 239 books on Monday, 156 on Tuesday, 173 on Wednesday, on Thursday and Friday as many as on the three previous days, and on Saturday 567; how many books does he give out during the week?

(207.) A merchant owes to one person £425, to another £5142, and to a third £29 more than to the two others. How much in all does he owe?

(208.) If six thousand and fifteen be added to itself five times, what will be the result?

(209.) If Faraday was born in 1791, and lived to the age of 76, in what year did he die?

(210.) How often does a common clock strike in twenty-four hours?

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