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List of numbersThis is a list of the articles that are about numbers.
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Zero, One, Two, Three, Four, Five, Six, Seven, Eight, Nine, Ten, Eleven, Twelve, Thirteen, Fourteen, Fifteen, Sixteen, Seventeen, Eighteen, Nineteen, Twenty.
| <math>\infty</math> | Infinity |
| <math>\aleph_0</math> | Aleph-null[?] |
| <math>\aleph_1</math> | Aleph-one[?] |
See also: Number, Number names, English language numerals
creature, and driven the prongs into him. As it was, Gibbie did not
another sheaf was unbound and cast on the floor.html">floor, and the blows of
Gibbie although he dropped asleep several times, was nearly stupid
tossed up the straw.html">straw for the last time, and went out. Gibbie,
did not follow them, having generally been ordered away the moment
about him--first of all for something he could eat. The oats.html">oats looked
them severely, but, hungry.html">hungry as he was, he failed to find oats good
slipping past each other at every attempt to crush them with his
Looking round him afresh, he saw an open loft, and climbing on the
height of the walls, and the couples of the roof rose immediately
another kind of straw. Then he spied something he knew; a row of
knew them well from the shop windows--knew they were cheeses, and
impression being.html">being that they grew in the fields like the turnips. He
belonged to nobody in particular, and were mostly for the use of
to class himself. He was very hungry. He pounced upon a cheese.html">cheese and
hard. That was no matter: what else were teeth made strong and
actively, soon got through to the softer body of the cheese. But he
desisted, afraid of being discovered by the noise he made. The
and he did so just where he could see.html">see the threshing-floor over the
to do; and all he could see as he lay was the tip of the swing-bar
ascent. But to watch for it very soon ceased to be interesting; and
enough to make him dreadfully thirsty, therefore he greatly desired
might knock him over in a moment! So he lay there thinking of the
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