chaffer

Ah Moy had bought him in Sydney from a sailor for eighteen shillings and chaffered an hour over the bargain.

They were the dwellings of two young men who were cunning in the law; an equal number of that class who chaffered to the wants of the community under the title of storekeepers; and a disciple of Aesculapius, who, for a novelty, brought more subjects into the world than he sent out of it.

The youngsters among the passengers, Young Chaffers of the 150th, and poor little Ricketts, coming home after his third fever, used to draw out Sedley at the cuddy-table and make him tell prodigious stories about himself and his exploits against tigers and Napoleon.

And while Levy and Toriki drank absinthe and chaffered over the pearl, Huru-Huru listened and heard the stupendous price of twenty-five thousand francs agreed upon.

He was born May 31, 1922, in Dothan, Ala., to Gable and Chaffer Smith Peacock.

Bearpark Artists Co-operative is holding a watercolour class by Romney Chaffer in Bearpark Community Centre tonight (7.30-9.30).

A new chaffer more effectively stratifies heavy chaff loads, allowing cleaner amounts of free grain to be deposited through the fixed louvers.

This experience and familiarity with the program and its participating laboratories will be of great value to GA and the GA/S chaffer Team in supporting the target fabrication needs, including characterization, of the laboratories today and in the future."

Whole 'Nother Deal, by Don Chaffer & Waterdeep.