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Oh, I assure you, you should read Coventry, although he is wrong on the question of Church-government: you are not well au courant with the literature of the day unless you do.
The girl, with a deep sigh, dropped her head upon her husband's shoulder and closed her eyes. She weakened with the sudden promise of rest. It was in the air, soft as a caress, in the mild, beneficent sun, in the stillness which had nothing of the desert's sinister quiet. Courant put his arm about her, and looking into her face, saw it drawn and pinched, all beauty gone.
The Courant was, indeed, to borrow the slang of the present day, a 'sensational paper. Such a tempest did it stir up in Boston that the noise thereof was heard in the remote colony of Pennsylvania." The "knot of liberals" who wrote articles for it, met often at the office to discuss their contributions, and the state of public sentiment more or less affected by this venture.
"Nor I," another still. There was but one mind in the company; and all were disposed to fight it out on the line of freedom of the press. "But, do you notice," added one of the club, "that no one but James Franklin is forbidden to publish the Courant? Some other person can publish it." "Sure enough, that is so," responded James, "and here is our way out of the difficulty."
"TO BE SOLD, A BLACK GIRL, the property of J. B , eleven years of age, who is extremely handy, works at her needle tolerably, and speaks English perfectly well: is of an excellent temper, and willing disposition. "Inquire of Mr Owen, at the Angel Inn, behind St Clement's Church in the Strand." From the Edinburgh Evening Courant, 18th April 1768.
I like to keep you au courant of that matter, since you are so good as to take interest in it. I took great care not to take any part in the debate. I have not as yet got a copy of the Duke of Buckingham's letter. I will follow your advice with regard to any answer to it on my part.
The red light of fires came through the dusk like a welcoming hail from that unknown land which was to be theirs. After supper Daddy John and Courant left the girl and went to the mud house round which the camps clustered. The darkness was diluted by the red glow of fires and astir with dusky figures.
The applicant shall then, on application for the letters of naturalization with full franchise, further give proof that he has sent in the notice, in accordance with the form of Schedule A, mentioned in the first paragraph of this article, for proof of which it will be sufficient to produce a copy of the Staats Courant in which the notice was published.
To which the brothers returned by displaying the handles of their knives, both of which bore the pierced and courant buck. "Ay, ay," said the man. "'Twill be found in our books, sir. We painted the shield and new-crested the morion the first year of my prenticeship, when the Earl of Richmond, the late King Harry of blessed memory, had newly landed at Milford Haven."
The Council was incensed, and adopted the following order: "IN COUNCIL, Jan. 14, 1723. "WHEREAS, The paper, called The New England Courant of this day's date, contains many passages in which the Holy Scriptures are perverted, and the Civil Government, Ministers, and People of the Province highly reflected on,
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