sixty-first

At Sixty-first Street he halted before the revolving facets of the entrance to Costellos.

You must taxi up to Sixty-first Street with us, and just glance at the house, or we shall be so hurt.

He died in the ninth year of his exile, and the sixty-first of his age.

We turn to the prophecy and discover that the passage is found in the sixty-first chapter and first and second verses of the book.

He died in 1626, in the sixty-first year of his age, and was buried in the chapel of his own college.