It is a cause for wonderment, and could not have been accomplished except by Spanish activity, stimulated by necessity and the energy of the Chinese, sharpened by the reward of three reals given them for each arroba.
Their efforts were not in vain, for they must have found in that way about eight thousand reals of eight to the peso, although somewhat oxidized by the sea-water.
Each tael is worth ten reals when made into money.
They can be seen at the register's office by giving the man in charge two reals for his trouble.
The amount can be estimated when it is stated roses cost but four reals (fifty cents) per thousand.
I thanked the scribe, and, after giving him a few reals for his trouble, directed my steps to the Callejon del Arco.
Señor Alcalde, don't forget to pay me three reals more for personating the Divine Redeemer!
The contest was brought to an end by a heroic sacrifice on the part of the alcalde, who, to overcome the obstinacy of the lépero, promised him six reals more than he was originally entitled to.
Some reals from your purse restored me to freedom.
As upwards of two thousand millions of reals of debt are said to be thus already extinguished, and the national domains yet remaining for disposal are valued at nearly the same sum, say L.
I hastened to untie the cloth, in which I perceived a knot, and in this were ten cianis, which are coins of base gold, current among the Moors, and each worth ten reals of our money.
In the islands subject to the king of Espana, every married man pays ten reals of tribute, and he who is unmarried five.
Those Sangleys also render me aid by giving me six reals per annum, besides the general license, so that they may be allowed to live there with the fathers.
There are also twenty thousand Sangleys or Chinese, who practice all the arts needed in a community; and every year they pay nine escudos and six reals of tribute.
Unhappily Marzinne is waiting for a brother-in-law who can count more reals than I have silver coins.
Still more, after all the men go to the woodcutting, if any are lacking the [native] overseer pays the superintendent of the work at the rate of two reals a day for the failure of each man.
For the Indians and negroes care only for the linens of China and Filipinas, and, if they do not have them, they get along without them; for they have no wealth to give eight reals for what costs them one and one-half reals.
And even on the eight reals so many charges are made that there is left but six or a trifle more.
They amount to a like number of pesos of eight reals, for the two additional reals are for the royal crown.
Reals of eight: neither did they demaund or call for any thing so much as for the said Reals of eight.
Besides this, a duty has been laid upon the silk sent out of the kingdom, of nine reals of vellon and one quartillo (1s.
In September of 1785, the most expensive cloths cost only ninety reals the vara; that is to say, about thirty-one livres and ten sols the ell.
It was undefinable because so long as the reals composing it did not combine, no demonstrable qualities belonged to it with which it could be defined.
This tendency or teleology demands that the movements of the reals should be in such a manner that they may render some service to the souls either in the direction of enjoyment or salvation.
Thus the regroupings of tamas reals marks the differentiation which takes place within the mahat but through its stage as bhûtâdi.
The bhûtâdi thus represents only the intermediate stage through which the differentiations and regroupings of tamas reals in the mahat proceed for the generation of the tanmâtras.
For the truth is that one stage is produced after another; this second stage is the result of a new aggregation of some of the reals of the first stage.
The conditions and collocations of the reals change constantly, but the reals themselves are unchangeable.
This deficiency of the reals of the first stage which had gone forth to form the new aggregate as the second stage is made good by a refilling from the prak.rti.
But sattva, rajas and tamas were accepted in Vedânta in the sense of tendencies and not as reals as Sâ.mkhya held it.
Atoms and reals are continually vibrating and changing places in any and every object.
As combinations of realschanged incessantly and new phenomena of matter and mind were manifested, collocations did not bring about any new thing but brought about a phenomenon which was already there in its causes in another form.
You are aware, that I have actually advanced seven hundred and fifty thousand reals vellon.
Such is the power of habit, an Indian will take a hen to Bodegas and sell it for four reals (50 cents) when he could get three for it in Riobamba, and six on the road.
Let these few reals console thee, as far as may be, for the loss of my sympathy.
According to the bargain, as rehearsed to us, he was to pay them a dollar and three fourths, which would leave him three reals for himself.
And within foure and fiue moneths after, the sayd barkes come downe this riuer againe laden with reals of plate, and bring downe from those places no other commodities but treasure.
But I solde mine for two and thirty and sixe and thirty realsthe gallon.
Vineger is solde for two and thirty, sixe and thirty, and fortyreals a iarre, by reason there is great store of limmons and orenges in the countrey: but in Angola it is more woorth.
I haue already gotten great store of reals of plate: for it is tolde mee that money is a good commodity in Angola.
The pilot brought with him in the sayd shippe two pipes of wine which were taken from him, and solde by the Iustice for foure and twenty reals euery gallon.
If I had brought any great store of wine, I should haue made a great gaine of it: for I should haue gotten eight reals for one.
These Indians from fourteene yeeres olde vpwards, pay vnto the king for their yerely tribute one ounce of siluer, and an hannege of maiz, which is valued among them commonly at twelue reals of plate.
A real de plata means two reals vellon, or actual reals of the present time.
Ancient coin equal to two realsvellon or sixpence.
Also a coin equal to two Spanish reals or twenty Portuguese reis, or ten of which made a cruzado.
Sherry and I, to reassure him, put a few reals into his hand--not without an object, for I asked Sherry to make him talk on.
In one of them there is a discussion of the two reals which his Majesty ordered to be added to the tributes hitherto collected.
Each Sangley, pagan or Christian, pays, if he wear a cue, three reals of four to the peso, in two payments.
He got a woman to nurse her at the price of four reals per month, and then with his right as father, set about baptizing her.
He saw them without the necessaries of life, lacking even food in sickness as well as in health; he saw their dwellings so small that four reals was too much to pay for them.
Here are two reals for you, child--have you spent the last I gave you?
I added the two reals to the gold, and, as you may suppose, meant to serve as I was paid.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "reals" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
