Thirty-six of these skulls have indices varying from seventy-three to seventy-six, thirty-one more between seventy-one and seventy-eight, while the remaining twenty-four range outside these from sixty-five to eighty-one.

We may, I think, consider the two skulls described by Sergi with an index of eighty, and the one with an index of eighty-one, as belonging to a foreign element living on the border of the steppes, perhaps as belonging to the Tripolje folk.

Like memy father was alive, he was eighty-one.

Eighty-one passengers boarded the flight with them (including the five terrorists).

It is estimated by Krause that the entire number of perspiratory glands is two million three hundred and eighty-one thousand two hundred and forty-eight, and the length of each glandular coil being 1/16 of an inch, we may estimate the length of tubing to be not less than two miles and a third.

Contrast this life with that of a "hand" in a modern shoe factory, who does all day but one of the eighty-one stages or processes from a tanned hide to a finished shoe, or of a man in a shirt shop who is one of thirty-nine, each of whom does as piece-work a single step requiring great exactness, speed, and skill, and who never knows how a whole shirt is mad is only to be taught and learned mechanically! But who would teach children that seven times seven are fifty, and nine times nine a hundred, and assign as a reason for so doing, that fifty and a hundred are more easily remembered than forty-nine and eighty-one?

Franklin was the oldest member, being then eighty-one, Dayton, the youngest, being twenty-seven.

In the Place Maubert, eighty-one streets.

Univ. "El`eonore refusa de la consommer, rebut`ee par la figure, par l'age et surtout par les d`esordres de son `epouse." Cosmo died at the age of eighty-one.

Mr. Wilberforce set forth the injustice of this attempt, and proved, that out of eighty-one days which had been given up to the hearing of evidence, the witnesses against the abolition had occupied no less than fifty-seven.

O worth in youth approved, O soft humanity in age beloved!" --See Pope, _Epitaphs_, 9. [174] David Monypenny had been on the Bench from 1813; he retired in 1830, and died at the age of eighty-one in 1850. [175] Parody on Moore's _Minstrel Boy_.--J.G.L. [176] "Le Pas de la Fontaine des Pleurs."--_Chroniques Nationales_. [177] This hint was taken up in _Count Robert of Paris_.--J.G.L. [178] James Ballantyne gives an interesting account of an i hing you will undertake." Two more men were employed to bring the heap from the other barn, and add it to that which we had begun, and the result was, that when the clock struck six in the evening, we, four of us had completely winnowed and finished eighty-one sacks of best wheat, besides tailing, and had loaded the waggon with thirty of them for market the next day.

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