...commercial, political and professional life, if, as a matter of course, men stopped work at this age. In that charming novel, ' The Fixed Period,' Anthony Trollope discusses the practical advantagea in modern life of a return to this ancient usage, and the plot hinges on the admirable scheme...

...this age. Donne tells us in his ' Biathanatos ' that, by the laws of certain wise states, sexagenari were precipitated from a bridge, and in Rome men of that age were not admitted to the suffrage, and they were called deponati, because the way to the senate was per pontem, and they, from age, were not...

...this age. Donne tells us in his ' Biathanatos ' that, by the laws of certain wise states, sexagenari were precipitated from a bridge, and in Rome men of that age were not admitted to the suffrage, and they were called deponati, because the way to the senate was per pontem, and they, from age, were not...

...tells us, in his. Biothanatos, that by the laws of ST. LOUIS MEDICAL REVIEW March ii, 1905. certain wise States sexagenarii were precipitated from a bridge,...pontem and they from age were not permitted to come thither. In that charming novel, the Fixed Period, Anthony Trollope discusses the practical advantages...

...course, men stopped work at this age. Donne tells us, in his Biotbanatos, that by the laws of certain wise States sexagenarii were precipitated from a bridge,...were called depontani because the way to the senate per pontem and they from age were not permitted to come thither. In that charming novel, the Fixed...

...this age. Donne tells us in his 'Biathanatos' that, by the laws of certain wise states, sexagenari were precipitated from a bridge, and in Rome men of that age were not admitted to the suffrage, and they were called deponati, because the way to the senate was per pontem, and they, from age, were not...

...course, men stopped work at this age. In his Biathanatos Donne tells us that by the laws of certain wise states sexagenarii were precipitated from a bridge,...of that age were not admitted to the suffrage and they were called Depontani because the way to the senate was per pontem, and they from age were not...

...course, men stopped work at this age. In his Biathanatos Donne tells us that by the laws of certain wise states sexagenarii were precipitated from a bridge,...of that age were not admitted to the suffrage and they were called Depontani because the way to the senate was per pontem, and they from age were not...

...unprofitableness of those who pass sixty. " In his Biatkanatos, Donne tells us that by the laws of certain wise states sexagenarii were precipitated from a bridge,...of that age were not admitted to the suffrage, and they were called Depontani, because the way to the senate was per pontem, and they, from age, were...

...bridge, and in Rome men of that age were not admitted to the suffrage and they were called Dejxmtani because the way to the senate was per pontem, and they from age were not permitted to come thither. In that charming novel, The Fixed Period, Anthony Trollope discusses the practical advantages...