An American BibleAlice Hubbard Roycrofters, 1911 - 403 pages |
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Page 126
... thousand years , and produce what was then done as a rule for the present day . This is no authority at all If we travel still further into antiquity , we shall find a directly contrary opinion and practise prevailing , and , if ...
... thousand years , and produce what was then done as a rule for the present day . This is no authority at all If we travel still further into antiquity , we shall find a directly contrary opinion and practise prevailing , and , if ...
Page 137
... thousand pounds - is necessary or sufficient for the support of a family , consequently the second thousand is of the nature of a luxury , the third still more so , and by proceeding on , we shall at last arrive at a sum that may not ...
... thousand pounds - is necessary or sufficient for the support of a family , consequently the second thousand is of the nature of a luxury , the third still more so , and by proceeding on , we shall at last arrive at a sum that may not ...
Page 413
... thousand - dollar man , he might have gravitated straight to a five - thousand - dollar desk . I would not risk spoiling my chances for a large pro- motion by asking for a small one . And it is but a trite truism to say that no man ever ...
... thousand - dollar man , he might have gravitated straight to a five - thousand - dollar desk . I would not risk spoiling my chances for a large pro- motion by asking for a small one . And it is but a trite truism to say that no man ever ...
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