The price-list of these 'extras' reads strangely to modern ears.

It stood against every low-grade article in the price-list.

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As has been just said, the Elizabethan scale of victualling was more abundant than the early Victorian, and not less abundant than that given in the earlier years of King Edward VII.[70] As shown by Mr. Hubert Hall and Thorold Rogers, in the price-lists which they publish, the cost of a week's allowance of food for a man-of-war's man in 1588, in the money of the time, amounted to about 1s.

His first letter convinced her that his establishment was just the place for Paul; but the second contained the price-list, and after comparing it with the tutor's keep and salary she wrote to say that she feared her little boy was too young to be sent away from home.

Every day the General Railway Sales Manager gave him a price-list of the commodities which C. & M. handled, and when an inquiry came over the 'phone all he was required, all he was permitted, to do was to read the figures and to quote time of delivery.

He spends an hour in studying with an open mind the price-list of stocks, and finally infers that the purchase of Brewery Debentures will enable him most completely to realise his desire.

Had a way when there was a change in the price-list of taking it home and setting it to poetry.

COTTRELL'S SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY, NORTH COHOCTON, N.Y. THIS PRICE-LIST supersedes all previous ones; order from this after November 15th, 1904.

Tell him that I send my regards to him and his English price-lists.