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1
The minister immediately substituted this
more
euphonious
but less business-like method.
2
Literally this name was "Wald-am-Meer," or "Woods-by-the Sea," but Barnum preferred the
more
euphonious
form.
3
But it formerly bore the
more
euphonious
title, Yerba Buena, which means in Spanish "Good Herbs."
4
Here pisciculture, or, to use a far better and
more
euphonious
word, fish-farming, is carried to the highest perfection in Great Britain.
5
This in succeeding years had been merged into "Muddles" and finally to "Muggles," as being
more
euphonious
and less insulting.
6
On November 3rd all previous issues of Code Names will be cancelled in favour of the
more
euphonious
nomenclature which is forwarded herewith.
7
"Baconian," you must know, was an adjective invented as equivalent to Hog-ian and
more
euphonious
and dignified.
more
euphonious
more