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British Gynæcological Journal, February, 1887, p. 505. Power, Lancet, November 26, 1887. With regard to the sexual relationships of personal odor, see the previous volume of these Studies, "Sexual Selection in Man," section on Smell. In European folk-lore thick lips in a woman are sometimes regarded as a sign of sensuality, Kryptadia, vol. ii, p, 258.

Merejkowski, in his historical novel, Peter and Alexis, gives a more detailed account of the sexual ceremonies of this sect. See also Heard's description, Russian Church, p. 258. Russian Church and Russian Dissent, p. 262.

Mike, I'm going to send him a telegram that'll burn his meddling old fingers." "Give him hell for me!" pleaded Mr. Murphy. "If he fires you I'll quit, too." The result of this colloquy was that Cappy Ricks received this night letter the following morning: Alden P. Ricks, 258 California St., San Francisco. Referring your letter.

Upon the branches of these trees, and some others, we found ants nests made of clay, as big as a bushel, something like those described in Sir Hans Sloan's Natural History of Jamaica, vol. ii. p. 221, tab. 258, but not so smooth; the ants which inhabited these nests were small and their bodies white.

The first authentic Irish immigration into Scotland seems to have taken place about the year of our Lord 258. The pioneers crossed over from Antrim to Argyle, where the strait is less than twenty-five miles wide.

"Food or drink." If you swallowed a button, for example, it would not break your fast, because it is not food or drink. *258 Q. Is anyone ever allowed to receive Holy Communion when not fasting? A. Anyone in danger of death is allowed to receive Communion when not fasting. "Not fasting."

Boccaccio to Ercole, March 24, 1495. The report is given in Diar. Marino Sanuto, vol. i, 258, and is reprinted in part in the Civilt

Green, however, thought the word whig might be the same as our whey, implying a taunt against the "sour-milk faces" of the fanatical Ayrshiremen. "History of the English People," iii. 258. Sharpe's notes to Kirkton's "History of the Church of Scotland," pp. 48-9. See also Wishart's "Memoirs of Montrose." "The Lauderdale Papers."

Belonging to Settlers 258 male horses, 329 female ditto; 40 bulls, 1906 cows; 1172 oxen; 7449 male sheep, 15,327 female ditto; 799 male goats, 1670 female ditto; 7693 male pigs, and 7435 female ditto.

Horsley was the controversialist, later on Bishop of St. David's and next of Rochester. Hist. xxxii. 258. Thurlow rewarded him for his Letters to Priestley by a stall at Gloucester, 'saying that "those who supported the Church should be supported by it." Campbell's Chancellors, ed. 1846, v. 635. For Mr. Windham, see ante, p. 200.