The dealer in imitation jewelry was still there in her cupboard, before the box lined with blue velvet.
Then the iron gate of the arcade grated, he followed the narrow, dark, deserted corridor, congratulating himself at being able to go up to Therese without being seen by the dealerin imitation jewelry.
The dealer in imitation jewelry pointed out the emaciated profile of the young widow to each of her customers, as an interesting and lamentable curiosity.
The dealeris dozing in her cupboard, with her hands hidden under her shawl.
A dealer in imitation jewelry, has set up shop in one of these cupboards, and there sells fifteen sous rings, delicately set out on a cushion of blue velvet at the bottom of a mahogany box.
He had to quarrel with his mother to go with the dealer in linen.
The dealer in imitation jewelry was seated just opposite the door of the passage, and he had to wait until she was busy, until some young work-girl came to purchase a ring or a brooch made of brass.
After the dealer had left and Borgert had securely stowed away the purchase price, he felt that the last hindrance to his flight had now been removed, for a certain amount of cash was an indispensable requisite.
Meanwhile the dealer had his eyes fastened on the officer's face, and wore the same expectant and obsequious smile.
Next morning Borgert had just risen when the second-hand dealer arrived.
The dealer or banker stakes a certain sum, and this must be met by the nearest to the dealer first, and so on.
The dealer has the privilege of discarding one of his cards and taking up the trump--not showing, however, the one he discards.
The dealer then takes a certain number of cards, about as many as would form a pack, and, looking at the first card, to know its colour, puts it on the table with its face downwards.
The gamblers having staked their money on either of the colours, the dealer asks, "Votre jeu est-il fait?
When jumelle (twins), or the turning up of similar cards on both sides, occurs, then the dealer takes half the stake.
The dealer first takes six packs of cards, shuffles them, and distributes them in various parcels to the various punters or players round the table, to shuffle and mix.
The dealer then places in the pool an Ante, or certain agreed-upon sum, and proceeds to deal to each person five cards.
Another member of the committee was that comfortable Mr. Dodd, with the tuft of yellow beard, the hardware dealer whom we have seen at the baseball game.
Some dealer had bought his Cain, and the old man's empty pockets were replenished.
At the time of which we speak, a renowned horse-dealer called Studas lived in the heart of a great forest.
It so happened that a New York dealer in tools, named Wood, whose store is still kept in Chatham Street, New York, happened to be in the village getting orders for tools.
He bought cheap and good little books which are thrust upon the sight of every passer-by in cities, and, particularly, he obtained a clear insight into the business of his uncle, who was a wholesale dealer in muslins and calicoes.
I'm going to have a go at that dealer you spoke of.
Myron asked about business and Millard reported everything fine, and said that he had managed to get a small order from the local dealer in athletic supplies that morning.
In the exercise of his large charity and compassion, he pitied that unfortunate, sadly disappointed dealer in dry goods.
An energeticdealer in tinware succeeded in selling him, before he reached the depot, a cunning little coffee-pot and an ingenious combination of knife, fork and spoon which did not weigh more than a pound.
The dealer who was said, to have brought the forged parchment strip of Struvelius to the city was sent to me by the mother of the Magister.
What did the strolling cigar-dealer do yesterday to provoke you.
I am determined to sell what I can do without; a book-dealer has already offered to pay this sum in two instalments.
A man in Ohio, who had been a dealer in horses, made a million dollars out of a patent churn he had bought for the price of a farm horse, took his wife to visit Europe and in Paris bought a painting for fifty thousand dollars.
Backed by Gordon Hart, he had become a lumber dealer and bought and sold lumber under the firm name of Peeler and Hart.
Strange fellow that horse-dealer is, too," said the old gentleman in half soliloquy.
All was still and silent then as the horse-dealer descended the stairs, and took the path towards the stable, where he had left his hackney the night before.
The horse dealereyed them askance, but without the slightest sign of having noticed them.
The Easel= may be simply a pine one, which can be purchased from anydealer at the cost of about one dollar.
Mr George Odell, a horsedealer at Northampton, said he could swear to that fact; the colt had two marks on one leg.
We would, however, advise the dealer to be less slovenly and liable to mistake than he is.
I have for years been a stock dealer and frequently come to Chicago.
There is a young man in our neighborhood who is also a dealer in stock, but being unacquainted with the ways of the city, he did not like to go alone and as I was a Christian came with me.
To all appearance he was intent on the game, and nothing else; and he talked and laughed with his neighbours and the dealer as though his spirit were quite carefree.
I think that's enough for now," he told the dealer pleasantly, and turned away.
Johnny and the dealer evidently recognized each other, for a flash of the eye passed between them, but they gave no other sign.
The third had won; the dealer deftly estimated the weight of his bet, lifting it in the flat of his left hand; then spun several gold pieces toward the winner.
The very common name Chapman reminds us that this was once the general term for a dealer (see p.
At any rate the words for horse-dealer in all languages, from the Lat.
I remembered the conversation of the slave-dealer at Alexandria.
The slave-dealer had no generosity, but boundless superstition.
The slave-dealer must have divined the admiration with which I regarded him, for he added with a quiet sneer: "His braveries are at an end now, for he has been bought for Drusus Hortensius.
Anthony, for so they had re-named the brother of Ethopus, had picked up a good deal of Latin, in which language the dealer was speaking.
The dealer who lets you leave town without an order this trip will let you go twice as readily the next time.
And thedealer who looks these things squarely in the face and acts accordingly is the one who succeeds.
I could not get the dealer to be friendly with me while I was in his store, but perhaps I met him in the hotel and found him cordial and sociable.
I caught their sign and marched boldly in, wishing there was a law on the books that would compel every dealer to give a salesman an order whether he needed goods or not.
If a dealer put on his 25-cent counter only such goods as he had been selling at 25 cents, no one would have patronized it.
Nowadays a dealer don't ask you about the quality of your goods, but about the scheme you've got to sell them.
Every notion dealerin the country carries more or less of them in stock.
The drummer from my competitor will call on him, and if the dealer starts to run me down he will help him at it.
In the house we always had a closer price for the dealer who made guns a specialty than for the hardware man who kept a few guns and revolvers as a small branch of his stock.
Every wholesale house is; no matter what line it is in, or who it is, the wholesale dealer has more or less of just such men to deal with.
And I was reminded of a very cheap pistol that we had that I would sell him at 52 cents, which he could job to any country dealer at 75 cents.
A dealer has to buy them, whether times are good or bad.
The retail dealer who had invited me to take a glass of beer with him had been rather stiff in his own store, but the moment he turned the key in the lock he seemed to throw away his coldness and became very talkative.
So have we; so has every dealer that ever went there.
They see that the moment an article ceases to be sold on its merit, just that moment a dealer is losing his hold on trade.
The picture-dealer looked at her in silence, bringing the point of his white beard up to his chin with a meditative fist.
It was an open secret that Putnam, the antique-furniture dealer in Troy, had offered her two hundred and fifty dollars for it.
You think it very clever, my distinguished friends, to discuss me before my face," commented the old picture-dealer indifferently.
But the slave dealer applied his inexorable system without distinction of persons.
Its earnest appeals were calculated to touch the soul, and to make the very name of slavery and slave dealer detestable.
The notary shook his head; he thought this a fatal symptom; for ten years back the wine-dealer had been suffering under a species of hydrophobia, which seemed suddenly to have left him.
Now, the notary's bosom-friend was a dealerin claret and cognac, who lived about a league from the city, and always passed his evenings at the Estaminet.
