The free man is more alert to obligation, more conscientious in performance, than the bond servant.

Thou art strong, and few may cope with thee in fight, yet hath vengeance fettered and made thee bond-slave.

Nothing is said from which the bond service of females could be inferred; the hiding of Moses three months by his mother, and the payment of wages to her by Pharaoh's daughter, go against such a supposition.

There had been a special election on a bond issue and on the way his brother stopped at the various towns to got the election returns.

" "And there ye shall BE SOLD unto your enemies for bond-men and bond-women and NO MAN SHALL BUY YOU."

My Master hath seald up his Testament; Those bond-men which he liketh best set free; Given money, and more liberally then he us'd.

The principles of bond investment, by Lawrence Chamberlain and George W. Edwards.

SEE CROCKETT, DANIEL W. The law of bonds and bond securities.

Iowa gave bond suffrage in 1894.

ROWAN, RICHARD W. Cincinnati bond case, by Randle McKay, pseud, and Lassiter Wren.

The protectobild indemnity bond plan SEE Borgnis, Walter P. BORGNIS, WALTER P. The protectobild indemnity bond plan.

CO. Monthly bond values.

Mass persuasion; the social psychology of a war bond drive.

Not the bond-holder; for he receives a fair, full interest on his money.

What does it matter if my income isn't invested properly, or the bond coupons cut when they're due?

In that year Governor Leete when replying to queries from the English committee on trade and plantations took occasion to emphasize the poverty of his people, and said as to bond labor: "There are but fewe servants amongst us, and less slaves; not above 30, as we judge, in the colony.

In a fortnight after the driving of the silver spike the dusty plain was dotted with the black-roofed shelters of the Argonauts; and by the following spring the plow was furrowing the cattle ranges in ever-widening circles, and Gaston had voted a bond loan of three hundred thousand dollars to pave its streets.

Hammermill bond cabinet.

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Rivers are frequently important, in connection with mountain ranges, as supplying natural boundaries for governments and peoples who dwell on either side; but, they likewise perform the more important office of binding with indissoluble bonds communities living along their banks and tributaries, from origin to outlet, making their interests common and

Into the most private of the private offices Carroll invited Gaskell, the head clerk; in the main office Hastings had asked young Thorne, the bond clerk, to be seated.

I take this offer, then; pay the bond thrice, And let the Christian go.

At the end of the last century it was usual to build in, at every few feet in height, bond timbers, which were embedded in the heart of the walls.

Through special bond houses some bonds are to be had in denominations as small as $100 and $500.

'When you got sober this morning and remembered who I was, you took a turn up round the postoffice to make sure of it, and while you were in there you saw the notice of the reward for the stolen bond plates.