Within its nineteenth-century leather binding and silk flyleaves, only the seven rearmost of the book's original two hundred and fifty-four leaves remained.
The four rearmost 138 mm guns were removed during this refit, along with the 75 mm guns, which were replaced with eight 75 mm M1922 anti-aircraft guns.
Three days later, as the convoy passed the island of Montecristo, five rowing boats emerged from one of the island's coves and captured two of the rearmost merchant ships.
If modern reconstructions can be trusted, armies might enter battle in an orderly manner, usually operating in three divisions with the commander in chief in charge of the rearmost one.
If it's extra passenger space you need, you'll find there's no shortage of new SUV or minivan models offering third-row seating that often expands capacity to seven or eight provided the rearmost occupants are small and limber.
Instead, in less than 30 seconds you can flip two levers to fold the rearmost bench into the flat floor, where it completely disappears, and then push another button to collapse the second row of seats.
Yet here, the tale of the tape doesn't lie: if you are putting bodies in every seat, the Odyssey, Dodge Grand Caravan and other likesize vans can pack roughly three times as much cargo behind the rearmost row.
As this was happening, a firefight between two ARVN units broke out and caught the rearmost buses in the crossfire, disabling two of the vehicles.
Perhaps more important, the rearmost seat has enough room to allow three adults to sit with their legs in a normal position.
But unlike true spiders, the rearmost portion of Idmonarachne's abdomen is divided into three distinct segments (left, right, and center).
