But it isn't so with these short-term renters.

Well, now they are going to Fairfield Churchowners, renters, everybody.

Every renter family in this neighborhood comes to our church, and only three or four fight shy of us at Valencia.

"London's Lie Factory: Renter's Office," by A. Brand.

Thus the renter knew with certainty what every pecul would cost him, and he incurred no unnecessary expense; for, when the crop was over, the task-men returned home.

ere eight years ago as the renter of this farm, of which soon afterward I became the owner.

II I BUY A FARM As I have said, when I came here I came as a renter, working all of the first summer without that "open vision" of which the prophet Samuel speaks.

Possessor N. possessor, holder; occupant, occupier; tenant; person in possession, man in possession &c 777; renter, lodger, lessee, underlessee^; zemindar^, ryot^; tenant on sufferance, tenant at will, tenant from year to year, tenant for years, tenant for life.

We are greater, being his lodgers, than when we were substantial renters.

The neighbouring little squires, too, were uneasy to see a poor renter become their equal in a matter in which they placed so much dignity, and began to hate me likewise.

So Schepstein lost a renter.

Such men, though renters, could not legally own property, since they were slaves.

Moster Piggy bought land in Mississippi and put families renters on it.

The master recognised his talent, and took him from his father's cottage to the Florentine bottega, much as young Haydn was taken by Renter to S. Stephen's at Vienna.

"Not at home," replied the singsong voice of Perkins, in answer to Bradford's demand for Miss Latham, Potts and Parker having already gone to open the Newport house for the renter, as a staff of servants was let with it, and then he added, as if conferring a favour, "and Mrs. Latham has gone on the coach to the station to meet some guests, the last 'ouse party before she sails.

Jack, of dramatic genius justly vain, Purchased a renter's share at Drury-lane; A prudent man in every other matter, Known at his club-room for an honest hatter; Humane and courteous, led a civil life, And has been seldom known to beat his wife; But Jack is now grown quite another man, Frequents the green-room, knows the plot and plan Of each new piece, And has been seen to talk with Sheridan!

[A: Socially and economically sharp distinctions are drawn between the different classes of renters, both by owners and tenants themselves.

A message to safe deposit box renters: The agony of litigation and loss, how to avoid it; Risks to which contents of safe deposit boxes are subject, a few important questions.

A message to safe deposit box renters: The agony of litigation and loss, how to avoid it; Risks to which contents of safe deposit boxes are subject, a few important questions.

He found the land poorer than he had expected and the buildings that had been erected indifferent, while the mill was in such bad condition that "little Rent, or good is to be expected from the present aspect of her," He was, in fact, unable to find a renter for the mill and let the land, twelve hundred acres, now worth millions, for only five hundred bushels of wheat!

I rejoice that thou hast had independence enough to restore to liberty, and to their families, those infatuated men called Anti-Renters.

The would-be renter looking at such suites with all the doors open and the rooms innocent of fried fish and bacon does not think of the place as it will be under living conditions when privacy can be had only by smothering.

The renter has here an advantage over the owner.

How many among Apollo's pew-renters, one wonders, have ever read Beddoes, or, indeed, have ever heard of him?