he cried, in a note of disappointment, "Can you read German script?"

Next consider a group of words that have been naturalized: scribe, prescribe, ascribe, proscribe, transcribe, circumscribe, subscriber, indescribable, scribble, script, scripture, postscript, conscript, rescript, manuscript, nondescript, inscription, superscription, description.

It is clear that these words are each other's kith and kin in blood, and that the strain or stock common to all is scribe or (as sometimes modified) script.

ad 5 cent, ultimam script.

Over a small group of houses in the poorer section of the city, where the prostitutes were quartered, grim Prussian humor, or perhaps a sense of value received, had prompted the conquerors to write in great white chalk marks in German script, "Gute Leute.

You had to have a script to go and come.

A script was devised, in imitation of the Chinese script.

A script was devised, in imitation of the Chinese script.

Mysticism at that time flourished in the monasteries, and the national spiritthe customs, habits, joys, and emotions of the peoplehad not yet found re-expression in script.

" Joel Rae had torn open the big blue envelope in a sudden fear, and now he read in Brigham's well-known script: "DEAR BROT.

Rev. & edified from an old script by Judson Kilpatrick and J. Owen Moore.

Script dancing.

Muratori: Script.

Muratori: Script.

Muratori: Script.

[21:] Muratori: Script.

[29:] Muratori: Script.

[31:] Muratori: Script.

[40:] Muratori: Script.

[43:] v. Muratori: Script.

v. Muratori: Script.

Muratori: Script.

[89:] It is true that Muratori (Script.

The glance said as clearly as monk's script: "What shall we answer to this troublesome, inquisitive fellow?"

It was not the usual script of the young doctor.