Word: pay
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...greater need than he. Franziska plays her part so well, that Tellhelm that he has in reality refused to aid one who was in greater need than he. Franziska plays her part so well, that Tellhelm impulsively demands an immediate interview with Minna, but is told to pay his visit later in the day. Before the interview takes place the Major receives a letter from the king rehabilitating his military honor and personal fortunes. Over-joyed at this unexpected outcome the Major hastens to Minna, expecting to be welcomed as of old. Minna, on the contrary, in her pretended poverty...
...time of the carnival. Pontbicket takes it all in, but when Dardard returns is again won over. Pontbicket is especially delighted over Dardard's plan for importing gloves to England, free of duty. All the left hand gloves are sent to England, all the rights to Scotland.--Refuse to pay duty at both places; the gloves are sold at auction as odd pairs for a mere tri collect the odd pairs, put them together and sell them.--This is too much for Pontbicket. A man with so much intelligence cannot help being a desirable...
...Stewart, President of the Divinity School Alumni Association, presided and made the introductory speech. The purpose of the service, he said, was to pay a tribute to the important position which Dean Everett had held among religious thinkers of his day. To the ministry and to theological students he was of constant help in the wisdom, and the keen analysis with which he explained the doctrines of religion. Mr. Stewart spoke also of Dean Everett's poetic imagination and warmth of nature that gave whatever he dealt with life and interest...
...Gymnastic Association of the University of Pennsylvania has written the Harvard Gymnastic Association in regard to holding a dual exhibition at Philadelphia. Pennsylvania offers to pay all the expenses of the Harvard team which would consist probably of six or eight...
...University, and two hundred from Tufts. The Freshmen are far behind all the other classes in the number of signatures, partly because of their lack of class organization, and they are therefore especially urged to sign at once for uniforms. It is also hoped that all who can will pay for their shingles as soon as possible, in order to defray the various expenses of the club...