1
The reis and crew, as usual in such cases, lost their heads.
2
You have brought your own reis and assistant with you, I see.
3
His lordship insisted that the reis effendi should be dismissed from his office.
4
Harry looked up quickly, but the reis was perfectly grave.
5
Barros and Castanheda both agree with Paes that the pardao was worth 360 reis.
6
I have got a levee of former reis's, sailors, etc.
7
He sent her a cheque for twenty million reis.
8
Oh, he is killed! cried the reis, much excited.
9
She appeared at 8 A.M., when the reis and several men received the whip for laziness.
10
The reis was the proper companion for Harry, being a respectable fellow, and wearing some clothes.
11
I ordered the vakeel, and the reis or captain of the vessel, to be put in irons.
12
It takes one thousand reis to make a dollar, and all financial estimates are made in reis.
13
The Portuguese pennies, or reis (pronounced rays), are prodigious.
14
It footed up some twenty-six thousand reis.
15
They count it in reis at a thousand to the dollar, and this makes them rich and contented.
16
The rent was 12,000 reis, or about twenty-seven shillings a month.