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Sent by mail, postage prepaid, to subscribers in any part of the United States or Canada. Six dollars a year, sent, prepaid, to any foreign country. Price, 10 cents each. Two volumes are issued yearly. Price of each volume, $2.50, stitched in paper, or $3.50, bound in stiff covers.
'There, there! you says, consolin' me up like I was a kid with a cracked jug. 'There, there! Never mind I'll give you one! Deah, oh, deah! I'll never be able to keep this still never in the world. I'm bound to tell it on myself!" He wiped tears from his eyes and waved his hand helplessly. "Take the ranch, stranger. She's yours. I wouldn't touch you if you was solid gold and charges prepaid."
Who are our consignees at Cape Town?" "The Harlow & Benton Company, Limited." "Cable them for confirmation of the mate's message, and request them to have Cap'n Noah's body embalmed and shipped to Port Townsend, Washington, prepaid, deducting charges from our invoice."
I will give you five per cent. on the dowry." "Since yesterday," he writes in another letter, "I have given up dowagers and have come down to widows of thirty. Take notice. They are to be sent prepaid, without crack or repair, and they are to be rich and amiable. Beauty isn't required. The varnish goes, and the bottom of the pot remains!"
Sent by mail, postage prepaid, to subscribers in any part of the United States or Canada. Six dollars a year, sent, prepaid, to any foreign country. Price, 10 cents each. Two volumes are issued yearly. Price of each volume, $2.50, stitched in paper, or $3.50, bound in stiff covers.
There's something in the fellow who thought of that, and something in his game; with one word he chokes off the million who answer an advertisement every day when they can raise the stamp. My answer cost me five bob; but then I prepaid another." "You don't mean to say that you've applied?" "Rather," said Raffles. "I want two thousand pounds as much as any man." "Put your own name?"
"Yes, my Lord," said the boy, producing a stump of pencil. Holding the prepaid form against the door, the Duke wrote: Jellings Tankerton Hall Prepare vault for funeral Monday Dorset His handwriting was as firmly and minutely beautiful as ever. Only in that he forgot there was nothing to pay did he belie his calm. "Here," he said to the boy, "is a shilling; and you may keep the change."
The reply that came to Shorty's lips was that they seemed to be losing a great deal of liberty rather than gaining it, but he checked this by the fear that it would be construed as an ungentlemanly boast of their capture. He said, instead: "I never knowed as any of us wanted your niggers me particularly. I wouldn't take a wagon load of 'em, even if the freight was prepaid.
At that time postage must always be prepaid, and as the post office must support itself, letters were not sent from the country towns till enough postage had been deposited at the post office to pay the expense of sending them. Newspapers and books could not be sent by mail. The Franchise.% Taking the country through, the condition of the people was by no means so happy as ours.
In reply to our order to come to the hotel the first thing the following morning and see our baggage safely on board the steamer, he said that he should leave Tangier at daybreak, and that it was quite impossible for him to attend upon us, evidently expecting that his prepaid wages would be amicably allowed to slide. But not in the face of this final desertion.
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