As in other floral rites, the selection of plants varies on the Continent, branches of the elder being carried about in Savoy, and in Austrian Silesia the Maypole is generally made of fir.

The length of this column, however, varies much, and the number of vertebrae of which it is composed is far from being uniform.

In all inflammations of the stomach and bowels, the hot bath is of the utmost consequence; the temperature of the warm bath varies from 92° to 100°, and may be obtained by those who have no thermometer to test the exact heat, by mixing one measure of boiling with two of cold water.

It varies in height from 400 to 600 feet, in width from 100 to 300 yards, its channel never exceeds 20 feet in depth, Ergimo explained that the length had been thought to render a tunnel unsuitable, as the ordinary method of ventilation could hardly have been made to work, and to ventilate such a tunnel through shafts sunk to so great a depth would have been almost as costly as the method actually adopted.

It varies with the water content of the body, the state of the vegetative nervous system, and the body temperature.

The elasticity of the skin is another quality that varies with the concentration in the blood of the internal secretions.

The hair on the extremities varies a good deal with the pituitary.

The effect varies with the thickness of the mass to be hardened.

The general complexion varies to two extremes, that of extreme fairnesspink rather than blonde, and the other of bronze, quite as dark as the ordinary Panjabi.

In the winter the price for a bath (simple) varies from 1 fr.

The price of a single-bedded room varies from 3 to 10 frs.

The temperature varies in the different springs from 54° to 88° Fahr.

His Lordship inquired, "What do you mean by grace?" "The primary and fundamental meaning of the word," replied the doctor, somewhat surprised at his ignorance (I quote his own language), "is favour; though it varies according to the context to express that disposition of God which leads Him to grant a favour, the action of doing so, or the favour itself, or its effects on those who receive it."

But it varies so.

The running of the salmon varies, and the bears make frequent prospecting trips down the streams in order to be sure to be on hand for the first run, which usually occurs during the latter part of May.

Under this regulation every hunter must take out an animal license, for which the fee varies from 5 to 500 rupees, the former being the ordinary fee for natives, the latter for elephant and rhinoceros hunting, and for the members of sporting expeditions into the interior.

The bill of fare varies from day to day, but we will take one day, Tuesday, for example.

This is partly because he impresses different people in widely different ways, and partly because his expression varies greatly.

If it be said that Bible usage varies, the order of birth not always being observed in enumerations; the reply is, that, enumeration in that order, is the rule, in any other order the exception.

It varies from the other hickories in the number of its leaflets, which are seven or nine, the down on its leaves and recent shoots, the hardness of the husk and thickness of the nut, the roundness of its large covered buds, and the strong resinous odor in leaves, buds and husks.

The length of time required to destroy an average barked, unprotected pine pile on the Atlantic coast south from Chesapeake Bay and along the entire Pacific coast varies from but one to three years.

The loblolly, occupying both wet and dry soils, varies accordingly.

The effect varies somewhat with different species, chestnut, for example, becoming more brittle upon drying than do ash, hemlock, and longleaf pine.

In instructions for making static tests the rate of application of the stress, i.e., the speed of the machine, is given because the strength of wood varies with the speed at which the fibres are strained.

In its centre, as it moves, it carries a lull whose breadth varies from five to thirty miles.