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The total German casualties for the month of October, 1916, reached 199,675 officers and men, of whom 34,231 were killed. For some time after Roumania entered the war her fighting forces were divided between two campaigns in the Dobrudja and in Transylvania, the Austrian territory invaded by Roumania as soon as she declared war.
The element of reverence in the early German attitude towards women and the privileges which even the married woman enjoyed, so far as Tacitus can be considered a reliable guide, seem to have been the surviving vestiges of an earlier social state on a more matriarchal basis. They are most distinct at the dawn of German history. Cf. Howard, op. cit., vol. i, p. 231.
It is thus declared to be not a criminal act. But the pecuniary interests of the master are not to be thus neglected by 'public opinion'. Oh no! its tender bowels run over with sympathy at the master's injury in the 'lost time' of his slave, and it carefully provides that he shall have pay for the whole of it. See 2 Brevard's Digest, 231, 2.
Goelet for the Whitehall and Exchange Piers." "Prominent Families of New York":231. Another notable example of this glorifying was Nicholas Biddle, long president of the United States Bank. Yet the court records show that, after a career of bribery, he stole $400,000 of that bank's funds. At this very time his wealth, judged by the standard of the times, was prodigious.
A crash on the thick plates of the strongest Ironclad, from a Ram of 2000 tons at the speed of four miles an hour, would drive them inwards with the most fatal results. Invention of the Steam Hammer, in its general principles and details. Described in text, p. 231. Invention of the Floating Mortar or Torpedo Ram. For particulars and details, see Report of Torpedo Committee.
NIÑO, a child. NOETE, the north wind; see p. 21. OLLA, a boiling-pot. PASADIZO, a passage; see p. 231. PASEO, a public promenade. PASO, a kind of amble; see p. 163. PATIO, a court-yard, especially the inner court of a house. PATIO-PROCESS, method of extracting the silver from the ore, so called from its being carried on in paved yards; see p. 92. PATRON, a master, landlord.
There is a code which passes under the name of Henry I., but the best antiquaries have agreed to think it spurious. It is however a very ancient compilation, and may be useful to instruct us in the manners and customs of the times. Dunelm p. 231. Brompton, p. 1000. Flor. Wigorn. p. 653. Dunelm. p. 231. Brompton, p. 1000. Hoveden, p. 471. Annal. Blackstone, vol. iii. p. 63.
Listen to some lines that I take from the first number, pages 231, 232 and 233: "One evening when the window was open, and she, sitting by it, had been watching Lestiboudois, the beadle, trimming the box, she suddenly heard the Angelus ringing.
Sometimes the bark or wood of the sapang tree is mixed with these roots. Fl. C. C. page 231. With this the blue cloth from the west of India is changed to a black, as usually worn by the Malays of Menangkabau. It is said to be steeped in mud in order to fix the colour.
It required per 10,000 parts 0.236 oxygen as permanganate. A second portion was placed in a flask plugged with cotton wool, and exposed to sunlight for a week; it then required 0.200. A third portion after a week, but excluded from light, required 0.231. A fourth was boiled for five minutes, plugged, and then exposed to sunlight for a week; required 0.198.
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