SHEPARD (FRANK) COMPANY Shepard's Oklahoma classified topical index and table of cases.

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The mere fact of exchange in itself forms no index of general prosperity.

I honour Geta, the Roman emperor, for a brave-minded fellow; for he commanded a banquet to be made him of all meats under the sun, which were served in after the order of the alphabet, and the clerk of the kitchen, following the last dish, which was two miles off from the foremost, brought him an index of their several names.

3d decennial digest, supplementing descriptive-word index to the first and second decennial digests (American digest system)

That the above specimens are an exact likeness of the mass of colored people we do not pretend; but we do affirm, that they are as true an index to the whole community, as the merchants, physicians, and mechanics of any of our villages are to the entire population.

Thus the point of cutting off is varied at will while the engine is running, by means of the hand wheel on the horizontal axis of the bevel pinion, and a small worm on the same axis turns the index, which points out upon the dial the distance followed.

SEE Cott, E. P. Cott surname and given name key table indexes for county, state and municipal offices.

" Lest this demonstration of 'public opinion' should be regarded as a sudden impulse merely, not an index of the settled tone of feeling in that community, it is important to add, that the Hon.

To which is added a complete index of the whole Work and a Portrait of the Author.

& complete R.C.L. index.

There is nothing which affords so clear an index to a boy's character as the type of rag which he considers humorous.

1947 suppl., covering volumes 1-4, 4A-11 & general index.

Until the sixteenth century was well advanced, the word "table" in our language meant an index, or pocket book (tablets), or a list, not an article of furniture; it was, as we have noticed in the time of Elizabeth, composed of boards generally hinged in the middle for convenience of storage, and supported on trestles which were sometimes ornamented by carved work.

Then, after observing for an instant the luminous index of the compass, he retired without having been seen.

The answer to such comments is, it was deemed best to omit the index to each volume and publish a general and comprehensive index to the entire work, in a separate volume.

And to whom does he owe this index of his identity, but to his despised and much calumniated tailor?

"Sweet of you to remember me!" He advanced slowly with that noiseless, cat-like tread of his which she had always hated, perceiving in it a true index to his character: the prowl of a beast of prey, furtive, cowardly, cruel.

At three feet to the eastward lay the shaft of a flattened tibia, which presents the longitudinal index of .527.

Mr. Editor,The offence of misquoting the poets is become so general, that I would suggest to publishers the advantage of printing more copious indexes than those which are now offered to the public.

The answer to such comments is, it was deemed best to omit the index to each volume and publish a general and comprehensive index to the entire work, in a separate volume.

They will rush into all learning, togatam armatam, divine, human authors, rake over all indexes and pamphlets for notes, as our merchants do strange havens for traffic, write great tomes, Cum non sint re vera doctiores, sed loquaciores, whereas they are not thereby better scholars, but greater praters.

Some animals can read this index: the horse, the dog, the elephant, and many of the higher order of animals.

Gabrielle rose, and, obtaining the steps, reached down the great leather-bound quarto book, which she carried to a reading-desk and at once searched the index.

He did not think her face the sweetest thing in the world to look at, as her father had done, but he saw in it the index of that intellect which he had desired to obtain for himself.