The prize proved to be the Antelope West-Indiaman, laden with sugar and rum, and of considerable value.
She had many passengers on board, and a loading of considerable value.
It is trapped by the settlers both in self-defence and on account of its fur, which is of considerable value, and greatly resembles sable--a good skin often fetching four or five dollars.
From its flesh is extracted a kind of oil, which is of considerable value.
It ranges throughout the greater part of the continent, and is shot or trapped for the sake of its fur, which is of considerable value.
That the Museum of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland is one of considerable value must I think be apparent, even from the materials it has furnished for this volume.
I have known those that have given all that ever they had to the poor except their food and necessaries, and yet (though it was to a considerable value) have been reproached as unmerciful, by those that have not had what they expected.
For a time it was considered a cherry of considerable valuebut at present it is but little known.
There is a number of works dealing with it, chiefly sixteenth-century Spanish books, and all are of considerable value.
Most of them, English and foreign, are books of considerable value, for the plates were often produced by the great masters of engraving, and they readily command high prices whenever they appear in the market.
Nevertheless those versions which are most in favour among students are of considerable value as commentaries, and are of great assistance in reading the original.
It is a work of considerable value to the bibliographer.
Some are of considerable value, and--and I don't know where to put them that they will be absolutely safe.
This string bears a large tali, about seven inches long and four inches broad, and seventeen to twenty-three gold ornaments, often of considerable value.
The presents, which are often of considerable value, are laid out for inspection, and an inventory of them is made.
I have been robbed of jewels to a considerable value, by a wretch whom I favoured with my confidence; and now, reduced to extreme indigence, I come to offer myself as a soldier in the armies of France.
He had a copy of the Tragedies of Eschylus which the guard had not taken from him, although parchments so well executed as that, were of considerable value.
In addition to his liberty, Beltrezzor presented Ethopus with a precious stone of considerable value, upon which was engraved a mystic name.
Both are characterized by peculiarities of form that serve as distinctive marks in the description of fruits, and these are characters of considerable value on account of their permanence.
Some of these characters appear to have been strangely overlooked by previous pomologists, though they are believed to be permanent and of considerable value in the diagnosis.
Gold and silver tinsel was freely scattered over her flowing garments, and jewels of considerable value, the gifts of unusually fervent devotees, might be observed upon her bosom and around her neck and arms.
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