Nouns numeral, which serve to distinguish the numbers; and are either cardinal, or ordinal. The cardinal number is the fountain of the other, and expresses or joins units together; as, un, deux, trois, quatre, &c. one, two, three, four, &c. The ordinal number is derived from the cardinal, and shews the order and rank of every thing; as, premier, first; deuximie, or second, second; troisieme, third, &c.

The OVA/OVA mice showed apparent inflammatory infiltrates (yellow arrows), including peribronchial (HE-Br) and perivessel (HE-Ve) inflammation, swollen bronchial epithelial cells with increased mucus (green arrows), numerous mucus-containing cells (PAS, black arrows) and collagen deposition (white arrows, blue staining for Masson’s) compared with the PBS/PBS mice.

He then fled from Chiangchew, the city of his residence, and settled upon the isle of Amoy, where he resided, and defended it by his fleet.

[…] without the unnecessary operation of turning the slice upside down, as practised by the British spadesmen; but simply by throwing it, so that the top of the slice may always fall in the lower part of the furrow, agreeably to the practise of Flemish spadesmen, and in general the spadesmen of all warm climates.