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... as did any of the roundpaunched stoves in the village stores. Casual visitors never found the door to the grill-work closed, and they were as wel- 86 The South Atlantic Quarterly come to enter as the cashier or the bookkeeper. The Bank was Midland s social and economic center of gravity. It was housed...

... or a fine of $5,000, while the president and cashier were liable to indictment for felony and to imprisonment for five years and a fine of $20,000. The charter was not to be sold or united with any other.1 The really dramatic part of the bank s career now began in the sale of the charter to Edwin G. Booth...

... of Team Work. Her clothes were an intermittent Fit. She was a lumpy Dresser. Luella worked in a Factory, and every Saturday the Boss crowded Three Dollars on her. Sister Mae was short on Intellect but long on Shape. She became Cashier in a Lunch Room and was a Strong Card. She married a Bucket-Shop Man...

..., and first thing in the morning anywhere from a few dozen to a few hundred people enter the hospital or clinic and occupy the cashier’s station. Normally, one must pay a cashier and show the receipt of payment to the doctor before being treated. On the days of free health care the people from...

..., and perished mis­ erably without being able to take the city of Syracuse, should now, by means of one sophister, overturn the sovereignty of Dionysius; inveigling him to cashier his guard of ten thousand lances, dismiss a navy of four hundred galleys, disband an army of ten thousand horse and many times over...

... Gorge surpasses Small Is My Cinema, Deep My Doze, wherein Gabe Fagin, an instructor in a school to train personnel for art theaters, lectures one of his female students, first pointing out that she looks too healthy: The chief requisite of the cashier in an art house is a sickly, jaded expression...

..., replies, I declare you could no where have found a Cashier so knowing in Accounts, or so faithful and thrifty a Manager; and I challenge all Mankind to say the con­ trary; I defy the little invidious Scandal and dirty Aspersions which have been thrown, as if I had broke open the Iron-Chest...

.... And a dry-goods mer­ chant, hoisting Yankee dollars on an ancient pulley line to his cashier, gave this churlish view of what was happening. Don t imagine these new people will stay here. It would be foolish for a merchant to expand to meet this temporary need, even if he could. Why turn the town upside...

... secre­ taries, analysts, interpreters, clerks, cashiers, messengers, and office boys were constantly overworked to keep up with the steady flow of business. The committee supplemented the flood of letters, petitions, de­ nunciations, and other documents with personal interrogations, with interviews...

...-referential art rectangles of the modernists, at their face value. But when cashiers in Calcutta take orders in real time from McDonald’s customers in London, there is a sense in which London means Calcutta.16 Town and countryside have always mutually implicated each other like a pair of “I’m...

... with refreshments. The group was cashiered as a re­ sult of this interesting denouement. After several months of firm, but friendly, enforcement of the rules, practically all disciplinary troubles ceased to cause concern. A smoothly operating machine of contented employees was turning out index cards in fine style...

.... After graduation they would find work as cashiers. 710 The South Atlantic Quarterly Fall 2012 Because the schools changed their course offerings annually and because of their tendency to focus on theory rather than practice, both schools relied on graduate students enrolled at Nanjing s many...

... entrusted his cashier with a fixed sum of money and expects him to give an exact account of every penny. In the same way Almighty God, when man departs from this life, will ask him how the time He gave him has been spent, down to the smallest fraction of a minute. Making allowance for the time man needs...

..., as for the order to cashier and dismiss from the service Major General Fitz-John Porter, who was forever disqualified from hold­ ing any office of trust or profit under the government of the United States. It would seem that this unusual punishment of a high officer might merit an explanatory comment. One...

.... The new currency of tears which Lillo exchanges for jems 17 and Lessing ex­ pends in cashiering French neoclassicism is as difficult to count or date as it is to maintain or sustain. But where these two histories seem to cohere, even in opposing critical accounts ofthem, identifies something more...

... as evidence of the dangers of black protesters crossing the color line, which, alongside the other photos of black men boosting retail and damaging a cashier till that name the threat of blackness (and specifically black maleness), bolsters the need for racial separation and establishes white racial...