| Part way down, we stopped at the Torre Tavira, which is a merchant's house atop of which an observation tower was built. |
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| Indeed, the merchant's political convictions straddled the divide in southern opinion. |
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| The train of merchant's wagons continued slowly into the gate, their wooden axles creaking loudly in the hot stagnant air. |
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| She hopes to save her children via her merchant's trade, yet she inexorably loses them. |
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| He sees a woman much like himself, a coarse merchant's daughter who guffaws loudly at a dirty joke. |
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| When purchasing bayonets, look at as much of the merchant's stock as you can and check the condition carefully. |
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| If their owners don't claim them soon, they'll be transported to a scrap merchant's and unceremoniously put through the crusher. |
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| Firefighters tackled a massive blaze involving at least 100 vehicles at a York scrap merchant's yard today. |
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| Each merchant's tales of how the scarabs came from the tomb of Tutankhamun grew less and less likely with every member of the caravan. |
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| The merchants then aged the wine, bottled and sold it around the world often featuring the merchant's name prominently. |
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| Merchant's style is anecdotal, a frolicsome oral narration, aglitter with personal encounters with stars round the world. |
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| His father worked in Kumbakonam as a clerk in a cloth merchant's shop. |
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| As a 15th century merchant's home, it would have proved most commodious. |
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| In the same jurisdiction in 1787, a merchant's victorious request that a cultivator cease passing with his cattle resulted in 45 livres in court expenses. |
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| These tracks are produced with eclecticism and style, but through it all is the limp sameness of Merchant's voice. |
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| The Reeve, the Shipman, and the Merchant's Tales are in a similar vein, although tonally they are all quite different. |
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| When you close the book, you are no closer to understanding film making, but Merchant's generous, bonhomous warmth lingers in the mind. |
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| A Tudor merchant's house from Haverfordwest, opened in 2012, is the latest building to be added to the museum's collection. |
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| As was common at his time, he became a merchant's assistant, but he had to leave his native Scotland. |
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| On the Angara River in 1701 he met and plundered a merchant's boat loaded with Chinese goods. |
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| The Old Haa of Brough in Burravoe is a substantial merchant's house built in 1672 now converted to a museum and visitor centre. |
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| Sullivan's cornucopian sourcing, like the credit-worthy merchant's, is partly a rhetorical move designed to show that she has done her homework. |
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| On the north side is the preserved 17th century merchant's townhouse Gladstone's Land owned by the National Trust for Scotland. |
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| The film includes these two tales as well as the Miller's Tale, the Summoner's Tale, the Wife of Bath's Tale, and the Merchant's Tale. |
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| Paying the manufacturer's list price shown on the window sticker of a new car may be about as smart as snapping up an itinerant rug merchant's opening offer. |
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| Now I play a merchant's part, and venture madly on a desperate mart. |
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| Potter threatens to cut her daughter off, Beatrix reminds them of her brother, Bertram, who married a wine merchant's daughter and was not disowned. |
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| Notable buildings on the island include the 17th century Old Haa of Brough in Burravoe, a merchant's house now converted to a museum and visitor centre. |
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| There's an old grammar school, a stunning 13th-century church and the Tudor Merchant's House which boasts 500-year-old timbers, exposed wattle and daub. |
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| As has been noted, Merchant's critique of Baconian science is based upon a naturalization of the female body as a vessel enclosed by a single, delicate, rupturable surface. |
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