1
As a specimen of this article of commerce, he evinced considerable intelligence.
2
But it is not an ordinary article of commerce in the country?-No.
3
Tortoises occur in such numbers that their shell forms an article of commerce.
4
The hoop-pole was a very familiar article of commerce, and of household defense.
5
Slaves, however, form the chief article of commerce with the coast.
6
The chief article of commerce was salt, which was of very good quality.
7
This salt is an article of commerce, and is used technically and medicinally.
8
The principal article of commerce is lace, which is made here in great quantities.
9
Another article of commerce which is consumed to excess in all parts is tea.
10
Slaves as an article of commerce were shipped as long as the traffic paid.
11
They found, too, their appointments too narrow, being confined to the article of commerce.
12
Their woolly skins, when dressed, are of great value as an article of commerce.
13
The cocoa-nut is not planted in sufficient quantities to make it an article of commerce.
14
The potassic platinic chloride is an article of commerce.
15
This mineral, so abundant in California, may one day become a valuable article of commerce.
16
Yet her purity was not valued as a virtue, but as an article of commerce.