The superintendent did not send for Totten and question him, but sent, instead, for the civilians who had lodged the complaint the evening before.

The standard of income ought to be for the year, and not by the day; in the interest of homes rather than in the interest of lodging houses and lunch rooms.

Du Hordel's own children had consisted of two daughters, one of whom had died young, while the other had married a madman, who had lodged a bullet in his head and had left her childless and crazy like himself.

Whoever had served in the army of Perseus was immediately executed, whoever was compromised by the papers of the king or the statements of political opponents who flocked to lodge informations, was despatched to Rome; the Achaean Callicrates and the Aetolian Lyciscus distinguished themselves in the trade of informers.

The English bell-tent contains 512 cubic feet, and lodges twelve to fifteen men, when on march, and eight to twelve men in camp, affording 34 to 64 feet of breathing-space for each.

The Spanish Consul in Jerusalem lodged a vigorous protest, and, so the monks were told, he was supported by the German Commandant.

he who loves with ardent breast and constant spirit must Feel in his inmost bosom lodged the arrows of distrust.

The framers were unwilling to lodge any such power in the Executive, however great his powers in other respects.

The nobles were also exempted from serving in the militia, nor were they obliged to lodge soldiers, &c. They had a thousand pretexts for establishing taxes on their vassals, who were generally considered "taxable and to be worked at will."

Eighty francs a month for the nurse; and forty-five francs for her board and lodging at the agency and Madame Broquette's charges.

Within a manger lodged thy Lord, Where oxen lay, and asses fed; Warm rooms we do to thee afford, An easy cradle or a bed.

I hope to lodge to-morrow night at Berwick, and the next at Edinburgh, where I shall direct Mr. Drummond, bookseller at Ossian's head, to take care of my letters.

He was the best shot in Tennessee, and, it is said, could lodge two successive balls in the same hole.

At this moment Isfendiyár shot an arrow with great force at Rustem, who dexterously eluded its point, and then, in return, instantly lodged the charmed weapon in the eyes of his antagonist.

You will therefore take a month's notice from to-day, and as it is quite impossible for me to reconsider my decision in this respect it would be wasted effort on your part to lodge any appeal against it.

By and by a gentleman came round and offered to conduct us to lodging places.

Where thou goest, I will go; and where thou lodgest, I will lodge.

And she answered: I am daughter to Bethuel, Nahor's son, and in my father's house is place enough to lodge thee and thy camels, and plenty of chaff and hay for them.

An informer by trade, or a personal enemy, lodges an accusation against a particular tradesman for concealing goods, or not selling au maximum; and whether the accusation be true or false, if the accused is not in office, or a Jacobin, he has very little chance of escaping imprisonment.

Mr. Kremer, who was in the company, levelled his rifle and ordered him to stop; which he refused; he then fired and lodged the contents in the thief's body, of which he died soon afterwards.

When I ate, drank, and lodged free-cost, with people who lived in ease on the hard labour of their slaves, I felt uneasy; and, as my mind was inward to the Lord, I found, from place to place, this uneasiness return upon me at times through the whole visit.

"Ah! you have lodged the gentleman for a time and you can testify that he is a punctual paymaster and a civil inmate.

40 A cottage lodged the royal guest!

The ultimatum was launched from the center of Christendomthe city which lodges the titular head of the Universal Churchto teach to the Mohammedan world what may be expected from a modern Christian Government with its back to eighteen centuries of Christian teaching.

" So he shot even while he talked, yet the shaft lodged not more than half an inch from the very center.