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She wore her brown-velvet, instead, looking quite modish, a sable wrap, gift of the groom, lending genuine magnificence. Alma was there, of course, in a beautiful fox scarf, also gift of the groom, and locked in a pale kind of tensity that made her seem more than ever like a little white flower to Leo Friedlander, the sole other attendant, and who during the ceremony yearned at her with his gaze.

Overcome with the beauty of his unsuspicious guest, he basely attempted to divert her affections from her husband an attempt which the noble Friedlander repelled with becoming scorn.

Sometimes he called David in, and talked at length and with enthusiasm about such human interest things as the Staphylococcus pyogenes aureus, and the Friedlander bacillus. The older man would listen, but his eyes were oftener on Dick than on the microscope or the slide. David went to the bookcase and got down a large book, much worn, and carried it to his desk.

"I'm a woman who needs a man to baby her, Alma. That's the cure for me. Not to let me would be the same as to kill me. I've been a bad, weak woman, Alma, to be so afraid that maybe Leo Friedlander would steal you away from me. We'll make it a double wedding, baby!" "Mama, mama, I'll never leave you." "All right then, so you won't think your new father and me want to get rid of you.

On the strength of the statements of two satirical writers, Juvenal and Tacitus, it has been supposed by many that Roman women of the late period were given up to license. It is, however, idle to seek in satirists any balanced picture of a great civilization. Most authorities seem now to be of this opinion, though at an earlier period Friedländer expressed himself more dubiously.

Friedländer, than whom no higher authority can be quoted for the social life of the city, goes so far as to assert that even under the early Empire a freeman could always obtain work if he wished for it; and even if we take this as a somewhat exaggerated statement, it may serve to keep us from rushing to the other extreme and picturing a population of idle free paupers.

A young man like Leo Friedlander crazy to propose and my child can't let him come to the point because she is afraid to leave her mother. Oh, I know I know more than you think I do. Ruining your life! That's what I am, and mine, too!" Tears now ran in hot cascades down Alma's cheeks. "Why, mamma, as if I cared about anything just so you get well." "I know.

Hagenbach, Hasse, Tischendorf, and Friedländer fix upon the middle, Mosheim, Gieseler, Baur, and Engelhardt upon the second half, of the second century; while the following writers assume either generally the reign of Marcus Aurelius, or specially with Dr. Keim one of the two great persecutions Spencer, Tillemont, Neander, Tzschirner, Jachmann, Bindemann, Lommatzsch, Hase, Redepenning, Zeller.

Friedlander, in his "Physical Education," says expressly, that in Great Britain alone, between the years 1686 and 1800, no less than 40,000 children died in consequence of this practice of allowing them to sleep near their nurses. I was at first disposed to doubt the accuracy of this most remarkable statement.

Russell McVeagh McKenzie Bartleet & Co., Auckland, for First and Second Applicants. Sheffield Young & Ellis, Auckland, for Third Applicant. Crown Law Office, Wellington, for First, Fourth and Sixth Respondents. Keegan Alexander Tedcastle & Friedlander, Auckland, for Fifth Respondent. In the Court of Appeal of New Zealand Between Air New Zealand Limited.