" At half-past four o'clock the cardinal's barca drew up to the molo.

The gondoliers at the molo took off their hats and drew up in two lines.

I put the stud in my shirt, raced across to the molo, jumped into a gondola, and here I am.

He saw the yacht whenever he took his barca at the molo, and once, when he was crossing the Rialto, he caught a glimpse of Lady Nora and her aunt, coming up the canal in their gondola.

"To the molo in five minutes," cried Lady Nora to the poppe, "and you shall be rich.

" They reached the molo in less than five minutes and Lady Nora tossed her purse to the oarsmen, and sprang out.

Ab intemperie cordis, modo calidiore, molo frigidiore.

Caesar also went to Rhodes, and he and Cicero both attended the lectures of Molo in rhetoric, in which study, as well as in philosophy, lectures were to be heard in all the great Greek cities.[304] Cicero sent his own son to "the University in Athens" at the age of twenty, giving him an ample allowance and doubtless much good advice.

bona Missus Molo Mommsen Money-lenders Moretum ("Virgil's") Mos majorum Muliones Munera Nefas Negotiatores Negotium Nepos, Cornelius Neptunalia, the Nicomedes, king of Bithynia Novemdiales, Ludi.

At 5 A.M., they being about a league to windward of us, we made in for the Molo by Cape Nicholas, and she steering after us, we brought her in.

At 6 A.M. left the poor Frenchman in hopes of letting his Cap't know where he was, weighed anchor from the Molo, and, the weather being moderate, got on our cruising ground, the North side of Cuba.

He extended his foreign tour for two years, visiting the chief cities of Asia Minor, remaining for a short time at Rhodes to take lessons once more from his old tutor Molo the rhetorician, and everywhere availing himself of the lectures of the most renowned Greek professors, to correct and improve his own style of composition and delivery.

SEE Von Molo, Walter.

SEE Von Molo, Walter.

SEE Wilson, Ira B. VON MOLO, WALTER.

SEE Von Molo, Walter.

SEE Von Molo, Walter.

SEE Wilson, Ira B. VON MOLO, WALTER.

The natives of the Island of Negros sent a delegation to General Miller, after he had captured Iloilo, to offer their allegiance to the United States, and the General holds Jaro and Molo, where there has been skirmishing recently.