The Adamistic attitude is influenced, perhaps unconsciously but no less certainly, by the fact that the housewife is an unpaid worker.

If an unpaid person volunteers to do a thing, it is readily assumed that the particular effort is worth while.

Mother is supposed to be wholly or largely unemployed and longing for unpaid toil.

Not so the world behaved to him Who came that world to save, By solitary Joseph borne Unheeded to his grave.' Johnson wrote on April 30, 1782: 'Poor Garrick's funeral expenses are yet unpaid, though the undertaker is broken.'

What has to be done by the supporters of each candidate in order to bring his claims properly before the constituency, should be done by unpaid agency or by voluntary subscription.

Mr. Charles H. Merz, M.Inst.C.E., the well-known Electrical Consulting Engineer, who has been associated with the Board of Invention and Research (B.I.R.) since its inception, has consented to serve as Director of Experiments and Research (unpaid) at the Admiralty to direct and supervise all the executive arrangements in connection with the organization of scientific Research and Experiments.

He is supposed to be her unpaid, amateur guide, I believe, and she trots her maid about with her, to play propriety.

"'(Signed) H. COOPER.' "This receipt is signed, as will be perceived, by the same individual, H. Cooper, who, nearly ten years after his acknowledgment of the money, has the impudence to charge me with leaving my fees unpaid.

The scarcity of money was intense, and serious murmuring had arises when the President "squandered" his ready money in buying interest, leaving his civil servants and soldiers unpaid.

"But I am glad to find you consider the debt unpaid.

"A sudden slump often proves disastrous to the regular Stock Exchange gambler who is paying differences on large quantities of unpaid-for stock.

" She stopped, aware that the life of the man beside her was one of the unpaid debts so luridly present to her mind.

Instead of exacting unpaid services from others, every man would be busy, exerting himself not only to provide for his own wants, but also to accumulate funds, "that he might have to give to" the needy.

As a matter of fact, she had received no wages for several months; the kindness with which she was otherwise treated had kept her at her post thus long, but she feared the increase of work impending, and preferred to go off unpaid.

He would eat no sugar that was made by slaves, and wear no garment which he supposed to have been produced by unpaid labor.

Seeing the landlady stare at these proceedings, he explained to her that he thought it wrong to avail himself of unpaid labor.

A friend of mine by name of Patrick once got the job of Temporary Assistant Deputy Lance Staff Captain (unpaid), and before he tumbled to the one-way idea his telephone worked both ways and gave him a lot of trouble.

No part of your debt must be left unpaid.

At the end of the year 1781 the unpaid troops in Vincennes were on the verge of mutiny, and it was impossible longer even to feed them, for the inhabitants themselves were almost starving.

Was it not a thing worthy of astonishment to see an army, itself unpaid, despoiling itself of the little means it had of relieving its own necessities and sparing that little for the accommodation of others, who, peradventure, scarcely gave them a thankee for it?"

The politician was first amused and then impressed by his versatility; now, having the opportunity, he offers to him the position of Assistant Private Secretary (unpaid), and it is scarcely necessary to say that the young man accepts it with a gratitude which proves that he believes his patron capable of conferring further favours.

Capital, unpaid labour, wage-slaves, and all the reststuff....

To-day, unsecured, his loans to my father, still unpaid, have nigh beggared him.

The amount of the public debt remaining unpaid on the 1st of October last was $17,075,445.52.

They had a direct interest in maintaining the public debt unpaid and increasing its amount, because this would produce an annual increased drain upon the Treasury to the amount of the interest and render augmented taxes necessary.