The 104 occurrences of damaged goods
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I'm damaged goods.
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Our appearance in a shop was a signal for the damaged goods to be brought out immediately.
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In our fancy shops we have a capital collection of damaged goods, among which the flies of countless summers 'have been roaming.'
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BRIEUX, Eugene, a seller of damaged goods who got away with it without being fined or driven out of business.
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I, Loudon Dodd, who had refused all other livelihoods with scorn, and been advertised in the Saint Joseph _Sunday Herald_ as a patriot and an artist, to be returned upon my native Muskegon like damaged goods, and go the circuit of my father's acquaintance, cap in hand, and begging to sweep offices!
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Produced by John P. Roberts, III DAMAGED GOODS The Great Play "Les Avaries" of Eugene Brieux Novelized with the approval of the author by Upton Sinclair THE PRODUCTION OF EUGENE BRIEUX'S PLAY, "LES AVARIES," OR, TO GIVE IT ITS ENGLISH TITLE, "DAMAGED GOODS," HAS INITIATED A MOVEMENT IN THIS COUNTRY WHICH MUST BE REGARDED AS EPOCH-MAKING.--New York Times +++Page 4 is a virtually unreadable letter in handwritten script from M. Brieux.+++ PREFACE My endeavor has been to tell a simple story, preserving as closely as possible the spirit and feeling of the original.
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Upton Sinclair PRESS COMMENTS ON THE PLAY DAMAGED GOODS was first presented in America at a Friday matinee on March 14th, 1913, in the Fulton Theater, New York, before members of the Sociological Fund.
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Before deciding whether of not to present DAMAGED GOODS before the general public, it was arranged that the highest officials in the United States should pass judgment upon the manner in which the play teaches its vital lesson.
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The impression made upon the audience by the remarkable play is reflected in such comments as the following expressions voiced after the performance: RABBI SIMON, OF THE WASHINGTON HEBREW CONGREGATION--If I could preach from my pulpit a sermon one tenth as powerful, as convincing, as far-reaching, and as helpful as this performance of DAMAGED GOODS must be, I would consider that I had achieved the triumph of my life.
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EARLE WILFLEY--I am confirmed in the opinion that we must take up our cudgels in a crusade against the modern problems brought to the fore by DAMAGED GOODS.
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JUSTICE DANIEL THEW WRIGHT--I feel quite sure that DAMAGED GOODS will have considerable effect in educating the people of the nature of the danger that surrounds them.
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It (DAMAGED GOODS) is, of course, a masterpiece of "thesis drama,"--an argument, dogmatic, insistent, inescapable, cumulative, between science and common sense, on one side, and love, of various types, on the other.
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Mr. Richard Bennett, New York City, N.Y. My Dear Mr. Bennett: During the past twenty-one years since I entered public life, I have experienced many exciting hours under the influence of reformer, orator and actor, but, in this mood of retrospection, I do not know that I have ever passed through a more thrilling, terrible, and yet hopeful experience than last evening, while I listened to your interpretation of Eugene Brieux' "DAMAGED GOODS."
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No young man who sees "Damaged Goods" will ever be the same again.
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It may happen, it is sure to happen, it often happens, that a shopkeeper gets hold of damaged goods, for the seller always cheats the buyer.
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'The family' does not like damaged goods; it will have nothing to say to sons whose hands have dipped into the till or daughters no longer to be married.
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The ladies will rather buy home manufactures of these people than of a neighbouring shopkeeper, under the pretence of buying cheaper, though they frequently buy damaged goods, and pay a great deal dearer for them than they would do in a tradesman's shop, which is a great discouragement to the fair dealer that maintains a family, and is forced to give a large credit, while these people run away with the ready money.
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He remarked, however, that I was not likely to be so well off on my return, because, in the country to which I was going, there was abundance of damaged goods, but that no one knew better than he did how to root out the venom left by the use of such bad merchandise.
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He remarked, however, that I was not likely to be so well off on my return, because, in the country to which I was going, there was abundance of damaged goods, but that no one knew better than he did how to root out the venom left by the use of such bad merchandise.
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Berufung einlegen to give notice of appeal Berufung in ein Ehrenamt honorary appointment Berufung in ein öffentliches Amt appointment to a public office Berufungsgericht appeal court Berufungsrecht right of appeal Berufungsurkunde document of appointment beruhend auf ausländischem Handelsbrauch imposed by foreign usages beruhend auf ausländischen Gesetzen imposed by foreign laws Berührung mit anderen Ladungen contact with other cargoes besagend daß to the effect that besagt; genannt said Besatzungsgeld occupation money beschädigt damaged beschädigte Ladung; beschädigte Fracht damaged cargo beschädigte Ware damaged goods beschädigte Ware damaged quality beschädigtes Plakat torn poster Beschädigung der Ware damage to the goods beschäftigen employ beschäftigen engage beschäftigen; anwenden employ beschäftigt engaged beschäftigt; besetzt engaged Beschäftigter; Angestellter; Arbeitnehmer employee Beschäftigter; Arbeitnehmer employee Beschäftigung employment Beschäftigung engagement Beschäftigung job Beschäftigung occupation Beschäftigung bei Nacht night employment Beschäftigung ohne Gewerkschaftszugehörigkeit open shop Beschäftigungsart mode of employment Beschäftigungsdauer; Dauer der Beschäftigung duration of employment Beschäftigungsgrad activity rate Beschäftigungsgruppe; Berufsgruppe occupation group Beschäftigungsindex index of employment Beschäftigungsniveau level of employment Beschäftigungsniveau occupational level Beschäftigungsplanung employment scheduling Beschäftigungstheorie employment theory Beschäftigungsvertrag articles of employment Beschäftigungswechsel change of occupation Beschäftigungszeit period of employment bescheiden moderate bescheidenes Einkommen moderate income bescheinigen attest Bescheinigung attestation Bescheinigung certificate Bescheinigung der Annahme; Empfangsschein acknowledgement of acceptance Bescheinigung des Bezugsrechts warrant Bescheinigung des Gewichts certification of weight Bescheinigung eines neutralen Sachverständ.
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Girokonto current account Kontokorrentkonto; laufendes Konto current account customer Kontokorrentkunde current assets Umlaufvermögen current liabilities laufende Verbindlichkeiten current payments laufende Zahlungen current price Tagespreis current quotation Tageskurs current rate Tageskurs current receipts laufende Einnahmen current transactions laufende Geschäfte current value gegenwärtiger Wert; Tageswert; Marktwert curtail beschneiden custodian Vermögensverwahrer custodianship account Depotkonto custody Gewahrsam custody of goods Aufbewahrung von Gütern custom Brauch custom Gewohnheit; Brauch custom Handelsbrauch; Brauch custom of the country Landesbrauch custom of the particular port Hafenusancen custom of the particular trade besonderer Handelsbrauch customary üblich customary packing handelsübliche Verpackung customary to the operation für den Vorgang üblich custome of the trade Handelsbrauch customer Kunde customer complaint Kundenbeschwerde; Kundenreklamation customer credit note Kundengutschrift customer loyalty Anhänglichkeit der Kunden; Kundentreue customer prejudice Vorurteil der Kunden customer waiting time Kundenwartezeit customs Zoll customs and practice Richtlinien und Gebräuche customs area Zollgebiet customs authorities Zollbehörde customs barriers Zollschranken customs barriers Zolschranken customs boundary Zollgrenze customs broker Zollmakler customs clearance Verzollung customs control Zollkontrolle customs convention Zollvereinbarung customs documents Zollpapiere customs duties Zölle customs entry Zolleinfuhrschein customs examination Zollkontrolle customs facilities Zolleinrichtungen; Zollstation customs inspection Zollkontrolle customs inspection office Zollabfertigungsstelle customs invoice Zollfaktura customs office Zollamt customs officer Zollbeamter customs seal Zollsiegel customs shed Zollschuppen customs union Zollunion customs-free Zollfrei cut herabsetzen; senken cut kürzen cut in prices Preissenkung cutback Reduzierung cutting of prices Preisunterbietung cutting of wages Kürzung der Löhne cycle Zyklus cycle Zyklus; Takt; Arbeitstakt cycle length Taktdauer cycle of money Geldumlauf cycle time Taktzeit cyclic element sich je Arbeitszyklus wiederholendes Element cyclic element wiederkehrendes Element cyclical konjunkturbedingt; zyklisch cyclical fluctuation Konjunkturschwankung cyclical fluctuations zyklische Konjunkturschwankungen cyclical forecast Konjunkturvorhersage D daily täglich daily allowance Tagegeld daily allowance Tagesgeld daily allowance Zehrgeld für den Tag; Tagesgeld daily average earnings Durchschnittstagesverdienst daily cash receipts Tageslosung daily consumer needs täglicher Konsumbedarf daily earnings Tagesverdienst daily evening paper Abendblatt daily interest Tageszinsen daily job time report Arbeitszeitkarte daily output rate Tagesleistungssatz daily paper Tageszeitung daily press Tagespresse daily production Tagesproduktion daily rate Tagessatz daily receipts Tageseinnahmen daily sales Tagesumsatz daily shopping täglicher Einkauf daily time sheet tagesauslastungsplan daily turnover Tagesumsatz daily wage rate Tageslohnsatz daily wages Tageslohn dairy Milchladen dairy Molkerei dairy man Milchmann dairy van Milchwagen damage schaden; beschädigen; Schaden damage account Schadensrechnung damage caused by delay Verzugsschaden damage to persons Personenschaden damage to property Sachschaden damage to the goods Beschädigung der Ware damage to the goods Schaden an der Ware damaged beschädigt damaged at sea zur See beschädigt damaged cargo beschädigte Ladung; beschädigte Fracht damaged goods beschädigte Ware damaged quality beschädigte Ware damages Schadenersatz damages at law gesetzlicher Schadensersatzanspruch damages for non-performance Schadensersatzanspruch wegen Nichterfüllung damages in transit Transportschäden danger Gefahr danger bonus Gefahrenzulage dangerous articles gefährliche Artikel dangerous cargo gefährliche Fracht dangerous chattels gefährliche Gegenstände dangerous goods Gefahrengut dangerous premises gefährliche Geschäftsräume data Daten data Gegebenheiten; Daten data content Inhalt; beinhaltete Daten; Inhaltsmerkmale data processing Datenverarbeitung date datieren; Datum; Verabredung date book Terminkalender date of application Tag der Anmeldung; Anmeldetag date of arrival Tag der Ankunft date of balance Bilanzstichtag date of bill Ausstellungstag des Wechsels date of birth Geburtsdatum date of departure Abreisetag; Abreisetermin date of dispatch Versandtag; Versandtermin date of expiration Verfalltag date of expiry Verfalltag; Verfallstermin date of invoice Rechnungsdatum date of issue Ausgabetag date of joining the company Tag des Eintritts in die Firma;Eintrittsdatum date of maturity Verfalltag date of maturity Verfalltag; Verfalltermin date of packing Verpackungsdatum date of payment Termin für die Zahlung date of payment Zahlungstag date of publication Tag des Erscheinens; Erscheinungstermin date of receipt Eingangsdatum date of redemption Rückzahlungstermin date of repayment Rückzahlungstermin date of shipment Tag der Verschiffung; Verschiffungstermin dated mit Datum versehen; datiert dateless ohne Datum dater Datumstempel dating forward Vorausdatieren day book Kassabuch day of arrival Tag der Ankuft day of departure Tag der Abfahrt day of falling due Fälligkeitstermin day of maturity Fälligkeitstag day of payment Zahlungstag day order Auftrag nur für diesen Tag day rate Tageslohnsatz day work Tagelohnarbeit day's rate Tageskurs day's schedule Tagesplan day's work Tagesarbeit day-to-day von einem Tag zum anderen; laufend day-to-day accommodation Tagesgelder day-to-day loan kurzfristiges Darlehen day-to-day money Tagesgeld day-work rate Tageslohnsatz days of grace Respekttage; Verzugstage days of grace drei Tage Zahlungsfrist days of respite Respekttage; 3 Tage Gnade daywork Tagesarbeit dead account Konto ohne Umsätze dead article Ladenhüter dead capital Kapital ohne Ertrag dead capital totes Kapital dead freight Ballast dead freight zu zahlende aber nicht genutzte Fracht dead stock unverkäufliche Ware dead time Stillstandszeit dead weight Leergewicht deadline letzter Termin deadlock Stillstand deal Geschäft; Abschluss deal in handeln mit deal with sth.
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careers service Berufsberatung (US) vocational counseling Berufsbezeichnung, Berufsbenennung occupational title Berufsbezeichnung, Stellenbezeichnung job title Berufsbild occupational image berufsbildende Schule, Berufsschule vocational school Berufschancen, Laufbahnchancen occupational outlook Berufserfahrung professional experience Berufserfahrung work experience Berufsfeld occupational area Berufsfeld occupational field Berufsforschung occupational research Berufsgeheimnis professional secret Berufsgenossenschaft trade association Berufsgruppe occupational group Berufsgruppe (US) occupation group Berufsgruppeneinteilung occupational classification Berufsgruppeneinteilung, Berufssystematik occupational classification Berufsgruppenindex occupation index Berufshaftpflichtversicherung professional liability insurance Berufskrankheit occupational disease Berufskrankheit occupational illness Berufslaufbahn job history Berufslaufbahn, beruflicher Werdegang work history Berufsleben, Arbeitsleben, Erwerbsleben professional life Berufsleben, Arbeitsleben, Erwerbsleben working life Berufsmerkmal occupational characteristic Berufsmerkmal, Tätigkeitsmerkmal job characteristic Berufsorganisation, Berufsverband professional association Berufsprognose occupational forecast Berufsqualifikation, berufliche Qualifikation occupational qualification Berufsqualifikation, berufliche Qualifikation professional qualification Berufsrisiken occupational hazards Berufsrisiko job hazard Berufsrisiko occupational hazard Berufssoldat professional soldier Berufsstruktur occupational composition Berufsstruktur, berufliche Verteilung occupational distribution Berufsstruktur, Berufsverteilung occupational pattern berufstätige Ehefrau working wife berufstätige Frauen employed women berufstätige Frauen working women berufstätige Mutter working mother Berufstätigkeit professional life Berufsunfähigkeit, Erwerbsunfähigkeit occupational disability Berufsunfähigkeit, Erwerbsunfähigkeit occupational invalidity Berufsunfall occupational accident Berufsunfall, Arbeitsunfall, Betriebsunfall industrial injury Berufsunfallversicherung workmen's compensation insurance Berufsverband, Berufsvereinigung professional organization Berufsvereinigung professional association Berufsverlauf job history Berufsverlauf, berufliche Entwicklung occupational career Berufsverlauf, berufliche Entwicklung professional career Berufsverlaufsuntersuchung career follow-up study Berufsverlaufsuntersuchung occupational follow-up study Berufsvertretung trade association berufsvorbereitender Lehrgang vocational preparation course Berufsvorbereitung vocational preparation Berufswahl career choice Berufswahl choice of occupation Berufswahl choice of occupation Berufswahl occupational choice Berufswahl vocational choice Berufswechsel, beruflicher Wechsel occupational change Berufswunsch career aspiration Berufszählung occupation census beruftstätige Frauen women at work Berufung eines Treuhänders letter of administration Berufung einlegen lodge an appeal Berufung in ein Ehrenamt honorary appointment Berufung in ein öffentliches Amt appointment to a public office Berufung, Berufung einlegen appeal Berufung, Ernennung appointment Berufungsgericht appeal court Berufungskläger appellant Berufungsrecht right of appeal Berufungsurkunde document of appointment beruhen depend beruhend auf ausländischem Handelsbrauch imposed by foreign usages beruhend auf ausländischen Gesetzen imposed by foreign laws beruhigen becalm beruhigend reassuring berühmt famous berühmt renowned berühmt werden gain fame Berühmtheit celebrity berühren, Berührung touch berührend, Tangente tangent Berührung tangency Berührung mit anderen Ladungen contact with other cargoes besagt, genannt said besänftigen soothe Besatzungsgeld occupation money beschädigt damaged beschädigte Ladung, beschädigte Fracht damaged cargo beschädigte Ware damaged goods beschädigte Ware damaged quality beschädigtes Plakat torn poster Beschädigung der Ware damage to the goods beschaffen, beibringen procure Beschaffenheit, Qualität, Güte quality Beschaffungsmarkt buying market beschäftigen, anwenden, verwenden employ beschäftigen, einstellen, engagieren engage beschäftigt, besetzt engaged Beschäftigte employees in employment Beschäftigter im öffentlichen Dienst government employee Beschäftigter im öffentlichen Dienst public servant Beschäftigung employment Beschäftigung bei Nacht night employment Beschäftigung im öffentlichen Dienst public sector employment Beschäftigung ohne Gewerkschaftszugehörigkeit open shop Beschäftigung suchen look for employment Beschäftigung suchen, Arbeit suchen seek employment Beschäftigung, Tätigkeit, ausgeübter Beruf job Beschäftigungsanreize employment incentives Beschäftigungsanreize employment stimuli Beschäftigungsart mode of employment Beschäftigungsaussichten job prospects Beschäftigungsaussichten, Berufsaussichten employment outlook Beschäftigungsaussichten, Berufsaussichten employment prospects Beschäftigungsaussichten, Berufsaussichten job opportunities Beschäftigungsdauer length of service Beschäftigungsdauer tenure Beschäftigungsdauer, Dauer der Beschäftigung duration of employment Beschäftigungsdauer, Dauer der Beschäftigung duration of service Beschäftigungsdauer, Dauer der Beschäftigung length of employment Beschäftigungseffekt effect on employment Beschäftigungseffekt employment effect Beschäftigungsengpass employment bottleneck Beschäftigungsentwicklung employment trend Beschäftigungsförderung, Arbeitsförderung promotion of employment Beschäftigungsgrad, Erwerbsquote activity rate Beschäftigungsgruppe, Berufsgruppe occupation group Beschäftigungsindex index of employment Beschäftigungsmöglichkeiten employment opportunities Beschäftigungsmöglichkeiten job opportunities Beschäftigungsnachweis certificate of employment Beschäftigungsniveau level of employment Beschäftigungsniveau occupational level Beschäftigungsort place of employment Beschäftigungsplanung employment scheduling Beschäftigungspolitik employment policy Beschäftigungssituation, Beschäftigungslage employment situation Beschäftigungssituation, Beschäftigungslage job situation Beschäftigungssituation, Beschäftigungslage labour market situation Beschäftigungssituation, Beschäftigungslage manpower situation Beschäftigungsstatistik employment statistics Beschäftigungsstruktur, Beschäftigtenstruktur employment structure Beschäftigungstendenzen employment trends Beschäftigungstheorie employment theory Beschäftigungsumfang volume of employment Beschäftigungsvertrag articles of employment Beschäftigungswechsel change of occupation Beschäftigungszeit period of employment beschämend, erniedrigend humiliating beschämt ashamed bescheiden modest bescheiden, mäßig, gemäßigt moderate bescheidenes Einkommen moderate income Bescheidenheit modesty bescheinigen certificate bescheinigen, bezeugen attest bescheinigt certified Bescheinigung to whom it may concern Bescheinigung certification Bescheinigung der Annahme, Empfangsschein acknowledgement of acceptance Bescheinigung des Bezugsrechts warrant Bescheinigung des Gewichts certification of weight Bescheinigung eines neutralen Sachverständ.
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Girokonto current account Kontokorrentkonto, laufendes Konto current account customer Kontokorrentkunde current assets Umlaufvermögen current liabilities laufende Verbindlichkeiten current payments laufende Zahlungen current price Tagespreis current quotation Tageskurs current rate Tageskurs current receipts laufende Einnahmen current risks laufende Risiken current transactions laufende Geschäfte current value gegenwärtiger Wert, Tageswert, Marktwert curricula Bildungsinhalt curriculum Lehrplan curtail beschneiden, kürzen curtailment Kürzung curvature Krümmung curve Kurve, Biegung custodian Vermögensverwahrer custodianship account Depotkonto custody Gewahrsam custody of goods Aufbewahrung von Gütern custom Brauch custom Gewohnheit, Brauch custom Handelsbrauch, Brauch custom of the country Landesbrauch custom of the particular port Hafenusancen custom of the particular trade besonderer Handelsbrauch customary üblich customary deductions übliche Abzüge customary packing handelsübliche Verpackung customary to the operation für den Vorgang üblich customer Kunde customer complaint Kundenbeschwerde, Kundenreklamation customer credit note Kundengutschrift customer loyalty Anhänglichkeit der Kunden, Kundentreue customer of the trade Handelsbrauch customer prejudice Vorurteil der Kunden customer waiting time Kundenwartezeit customs Zoll customs and practice Richtlinien und Gebräuche customs area Zollgebiet customs authorities Zollbehörde customs barriers Zollschranken customs boundary Zollgrenze customs broker Zollmakler customs clearance Verzollung customs control Zollkontrolle customs convention Zollvereinbarung customs documents Zollpapiere customs duties Zölle customs entry Zolleinfuhrschein customs examination Zollkontrolle customs facilities Zolleinrichtungen, Zollstation customs inspection Zollkontrolle customs inspection office Zollabfertigungsstelle customs invoice Zollfaktura customs office Zollamt customs officer Zollbeamter customs seal Zollsiegel customs shed Zollschuppen customs union Zollunion customs-free Zollfrei cut herabsetzen, senken, kürzen cut Kürzung, Herabsetzung cut in expenditure Ausgabenkürzung, Ausgabensenkung cut in prices Preissenkung cut in spending Ausgabenkürzung cut in working hours Arbeitszeitverkürzung cut-throat competition ruinöser Wettbewerb cutback Einschränkung cutback Reduzierung cutting of prices Preisunterbietung cutting of wages Kürzung der Löhne cycle Zyklus, Takt, Arbeitstakt cycle insurance Fahrradversicherung cycle length Taktdauer cycle of money Geldumlauf cycle theft insurance Fahrraddiebstahlversicherung cycle time Taktzeit cyclic element sich je Arbeitszyklus wiederholendes Element cyclic element wiederkehrendes Element cyclical konjunkturbedingt, zyklisch cyclical zyklisch, konjunkturell cyclical development konjunkturelle Entwicklung cyclical downturn konjunktureller Abschwung cyclical fluctuation Konjunkturschwankung cyclical fluctuations zyklische Konjunkturschwankungen cyclical forecast Konjunkturvorhersage cyclical indicator Konjunkturindikator, Wirtschaftsindikator cyclical movement zyklische Bewegung cyclical sensitivity Konjunkturempfindlichkeit cyclical shock absorber Konjunkturpuffer cyclical trend konjunkturelle Entwicklung cyclical unemployment konjunkturelle Arbeitslosigkeit cyclical upturn konjunktureller Aufschwung cyclical variation Konjunkturschwankung cyclically sensitive konjunkturempfindlich D daily täglich daily allowance Zehrgeld für den Tag, Tagesgeld daily average earnings Durchschnittstagesverdienst daily benefits Tagesgeld daily cash receipts Tageslosung daily consumer needs täglicher Konsumbedarf daily earnings Tagesverdienst daily evening paper Abendblatt daily interest Tageszinsen daily job time report Arbeitszeitkarte daily output rate Tagesleistungssatz daily paper Tageszeitung daily press Tagespresse daily production Tagesproduktion daily rate Tagessatz daily receipts Tageseinnahmen daily sales Tagesumsatz daily shopping täglicher Einkauf daily time sheet tagesauslastungsplan daily turnover Tagesumsatz daily wage rate Tageslohnsatz daily wages Tageslohn dairy Milchladen dairy Molkerei dairy man Milchmann dairy van Milchwagen damage schaden, beschädigen, Schaden damage account Schadensrechnung damage by fresh water Schaden durch Süßwasser, Süßwasserschaden damage by hail Hagelschaden damage by sea water Schaden durch Seewasser, Seewasserschaden damage caused verursachter Schaden damage caused by delay Verzugsschaden damage done verursachter Schaden damage for breach of contract Vertragsschaden damage to persons Personenschaden damage to property Sachschaden damage to the goods Beschädigung der Ware damage to the goods Schaden an der Ware damaged beschädigt damaged schadhaft damaged at sea zur See beschädigt damaged cargo beschädigte Ladung, beschädigte Fracht damaged goods beschädigte Ware damaged quality beschädigte Ware damaged value Wert der beschädigten Ware damaged value Wert im beschädigten Zustand damages Schadenersatz damages at large Pauschalentschädigung damages at law gesetzlicher Schadensersatzanspruch damages for non-performance Schadensersatzanspruch wegen Nichterfüllung damages for pain and suffering Schmerzensgeld damages in transit Transportschäden damaging event Schadensereignis danger Gefahr danger bonus Gefahrenzulage danger to life Lebensgefahr dangerous gefährlich dangerous animals gefährliche Tiere dangerous articles gefährliche Artikel dangerous cargo gefährliche Fracht dangerous cargo gefährliche Ladung dangerous chattels gefährliche Gegenstände dangerous goods Gefahrengut dangerous goods Gefahrengut, gefährliche Ladung dangerous performances gefährliche Vorführungen dangerous premises gefährliche Geschäftsräume dangerous structure einsturzgefährdetes Bauwerk dangers of navigation Gefahren der Seefahrt dangers of the sea Gefahren der See dare wagen dark dunkel data Daten, Zahlen, Angaben data Gegebenheiten, Daten data content Inhalt, beinhaltete Daten, Inhaltsmerkmale data processing Datenverarbeitung date datieren, Datum, Verabredung date back zurück datieren date book Terminkalender date forward vordatieren date of application Tag des Antrags, Antragsdatum date of arrival Tag der Ankunft date of balance Bilanzstichtag date of bill Ausstellungstag des Wechsels date of birth Geburtsdatum date of departure Abreisetag, Abreisetermin date of dispatch Versandtag, Versandtermin date of expiration Verfalltag date of expiry Verfalltag, Verfallstermin date of invoice Rechnungsdatum date of issue Ausgabetag date of joining Eintrittsdatum date of joining the company Tag des Eintritts in die Firma,Eintrittsdatum date of maturity Verfalltag date of maturity Verfalltag, Verfalltermin date of packing Verpackungsdatum date of payment Termin für die Zahlung date of payment Zahlungstag date of publication Tag des Erscheinens, Erscheinungstermin date of receipt Eingangsdatum date of receipt Empfangstag date of redemption Rückzahlungstermin date of repayment Rückzahlungstermin date of shipment Tag der Verschiffung, Verschiffungstermin dated mit Datum versehen, datiert dateless ohne Datum dater Datumstempel dating forward Vorausdatieren day book Kassabuch day nursery Tageskrippe day of arrival Tag der Ankunft day of death Todestag day of departure Tag der Abfahrt day of falling due Fälligkeitstermin day of maturity Fälligkeitstag day of payment Zahlungstag day of the count Zähltag day order Auftrag nur für diesen Tag day rate Tageslohnsatz day work Tagelohnarbeit day's rate Tageskurs day's schedule Tagesplan day's work Tagesarbeit day-labourer Tagelöhner day-to-day von einem Tag zum anderen, laufend day-to-day accommodation Tagesgelder day-to-day loan kurzfristiges Darlehen day-to-day money Tagesgeld day-work Tagesarbeit day-work rate Tageslohnsatz day-work rate Tageslohnsatz daycare facility for children Kindertagesstätte daylight Tageslicht days of grace drei Tage Zahlungsfrist, Nachfrist days of grace Respekttage, Verzugstage days of respite Respekttage, 3 Tage Gnade dazzle blenden dazzling blendend dead tot dead account Konto ohne Umsätze dead article Ladenhüter dead body Leiche dead capital Kapital ohne Ertrag dead capital totes Kapital dead freight Ballast dead freight zu zahlende aber nicht genutzte Fracht dead stock unverkäufliche Ware dead time Stillstandszeit dead time Verlustzeit dead weight Leergewicht dead-end job Beruf ohne Zukunft deadline letzter Termin deadlock Stillstand deadly tödlich deaf taub, schwerhörig deal Abmachung, Übereinkunft deal Geschäft, Abschluss deal in handeln mit deal with sth.
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'The family' does not like damaged goods; it will have nothing to say to sons whose hands have dipped into the till or daughters no longer to be married.
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The young men will scorn me as one who has sold out: to the young women I, who have always been an enigma and a possibility, shall be merely somebody else's property--and damaged goods at that: a secondhand man at best.
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thou wilt cause me to be killed and thyself too, for thou hast damaged goods worth ten thousand dinars.
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"Sakati"=a dealer in "castaway" articles, such es old metal,damaged goods, the pluck and feet of animals, etc.
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I was led into these reflections when I heard of some tricks practised by merchants, miscalled reputable, and certainly men of property, during the present war, in which common honesty was violated: damaged goods and provision having been shipped for the express purpose of falling into the hands of the English, who had pledged themselves to reimburse neutral nations for the cargoes they seized; cannon also, sent back as unfit for service, have been shipped as a good speculation, the captain receiving orders to cruise about till he fell in with an English frigate.
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An inventory had to be taken; damaged goods cleared out; a list of bad and less bad debts drawn up: he and Hempel were hard at work all next day.
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"A fool, as it seems, who, in exchange for her beauty, grace, and youth, can offer only an assortment of damaged goods!
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"A fool, as it seems, who, in exchange for her beauty, grace, and youth, can offer only an assortment of damaged goods!
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"A fool, as it seems, who, in exchange for her beauty, grace, and youth, can offer only an assortment of damaged goods!
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They did not know what to do with us, and would have been glad to have had us all out of sight for ever, "damaged goods shipped off to the colonies."
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My soul is quite a worn and frazzled rag, My life is damaged goods, my price is cheap, And I am such a snap I dare not peep Lest some should read the price-mark on my tag.
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They are only to be pitied, that they can purchase nothing but damaged goods.
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Sham leggers; cheats who pretend to sell smuggled goods, but in reality only deal in old shop-keepers or damaged goods.
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"If they're damaged goods, they're like enough to be a bit the better quality."
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After a hasty salvage of all damaged goods, we journeyed along, no worse for the wetting.
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For that made it possible to offer the patrons of the theater damaged goods under cover of the delights of luxury.
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"'Damaged Goods,'" Bambi read on the theatre poster.
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VI Bambi announced the next morning that she had to have an entire day in which to get over "Damaged Goods."
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"Damaged Goods," Jarvis laughed, with a rare attempt at a joke.
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"When you think of that awful street, and 'Damaged Goods,' and that exhibit of horrors, all in two days, I don't wonder I feel like an old, old woman," she said.
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"That was considered strong meat in its day, but now we have 'Damaged Goods,'" mused Jarvis.
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"And what are 'Damaged Goods'?" inquired the Professor.
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Do you know that I have gotten rid of those damaged goods?
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Have I ever sold damaged goods on credit, that you make such a supposition?
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Whenever a physician came in, as he was sometimes called, to look at a valuable investment or to furbish up some piece of damaged goods, she always managed to get near to hear the directions; and she generally was the one to apply them also, for negroes always would steal medicines most scurvily one from the other.
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The brokers, even, were astonished at the silent but all-powerful influence that pressed upon the market, bringing the best stocks down till they sold like damaged goods at a sheriff's auction.
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"A colony perhaps--" "Damaged goods," she said, smiling sadly.
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One result of this rigidity is that the cloth has to be forcibly thrust by the plaiting knife under the upper gripper bar, and in consequence of the violence involved the fold just made at the opposite end is dragged out from the grip, making a short fold, and further, in the case of delicate finishes, giving rise to damaged goods.
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He thinks that you are a bad person but I tell him that you arenOt really thatEthat you are more like damaged goods N Yes, I am that.
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Damaged goods, as you say.
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I'll never get over thinking what a pity it is that girl is damaged goods.
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Yes, she was "damaged goods"--she was unfit to marry George Ellesborough.
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I will not be thrown upon his generosity like a bundle of damaged goods.
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The first paragraph should acknowledge the receipt of the communication now to be answered, giving date and indicating its nature and contents, thus: [Illustration: Your letter of the 10th instant concerning damaged goods is received, etc.]
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The compensation they will receive for damaged goods will be totally inadequate to cover their loss.
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And quite right too to stand by your sister--the more so that all you Selincourts are as poor as Church rats and naturally don't want your damaged goods back on your hands.
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"Besides," said Aunt Petherick, "a nice hash you'll make of it if you go and label yourself damaged goods before you're fairly started.
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Those derived from verbs, as-- Mercancía averiada: Damaged goods.
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Fake doctors, while obeying the letter of new laws, are bolder than ever in some directions and use the alarm caused by the production of _Damaged Goods_, for example, as a means of snaring new victims.
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_Damaged Goods._ In his _Three Plays._ New York, 1911.
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As to the prevention of venereal disease, as I have said, what we must aim at is not merely the prevention of sin, but the prevention of the poisoning of the sinner; for, if not, we shall have blind babies, invalid wives, and ruined husbands: broken-hearted and broken-bodied mothers adding one fragment after another to the Nation's pile of damaged goods.
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With a dozen exceptions the rugs are modern and of poor quality"; or, "The Boston Shop's special sale of rain coats are mostly damaged goods.
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The piece of damaged goods which, being of no further fighting use, was being returned with thanks to the hearthside from whence it came, was an individual answering to the unheroic cognomen of Briggs.
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Thus I have known at London in a general mourning, the drapers dye black all their old damaged goods, and sell them at double rates, and then complain and petition the Court, that they are ready to starve by the continuance of the mourning.
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Conviction seems to require that we see the damaged goods, the scars, the sores, the eaten bones, the hobbling cripples, the maimed, the halt, and the blind.
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It is responsible for the kind of damaged goods which gives the disease its reality for the every-day person.
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"And I suppose you will expect to get him at a considerably reduced price," she said sarcastically, "in view of the fact that he is damaged goods."
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"You seem mighty anxious to spend your money on damaged goods, Lord Babbacombe.
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"Mrs. Bensusan's devil," they called her, and never dared to give short weight, or charge extra prices, or pass off damaged goods as new, when Rhoda was the purchaser.
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He went on--"To get a price for damaged goods is no sinecure.
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"We must risk the damaged goods."
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Useless and worthless articles and damaged goods--razors, for instance, silk stockings, velvets, etcetera--were forced on Indians who preferred naked feet and had no beards.
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In the event of no addresses being found they are retained for a year, then advertised for sale by public auction, and the proceeds go to reduce that large sum--perhaps 16,000 poundss or more-- which the company has to pay annually as compensation for lost and damaged goods.
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There were, however, specimens of damaged goods even there.
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Other people would say, "Well, damaged goods is all he ever deserved, anyway."
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Lucy, damaged goods?
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_Claims for damaged goods_ This letter is complete in that it states what the damage is.
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'You are right, Captain Tompson, it is abominably unlucky; I had reckoned on seeing the finish of the campaign, and it's hard to find oneself bowled over now, and sent home again like a useless old bale of damaged goods.'
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"I care nothing for damaged goods," Marius interrupted.
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I tell you I'll have no damaged goods.
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She was King Henry's favourite sister, though that royal gentleman showed his favour rather oddly, by granting her a quantity of damaged goods of her late husband, among which were sundry towels, "used and torn."
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Planket, concealed Pockets, to let, empty pockets, no money Point non plus, neither money nor credit Poke fun, to chaff, joke Poke, a bag, or sack Poker, a sword Poney, money, £50 Pop, to pledge or pawn Poplers, mess of pottage Poppers, pistols Potato, drop it like a, to drop any thing suddenly Potato trap, the mouth Potato, red hot, take a, a word by way of silencing a person, a word of contempt Pot scum, bad or stinking dripping Pothooks and hangers, short hand characters P's & Q's mind your, mind what you're at Poundage cove, a fellow who receives poundage for procuring customers for damaged goods Prad, a horse Prancers, horses Prate, roast, a loquacious fellow Pratt, buttocks Pricking in the wicker for a dolphin, stealing bread from a baker's basket Prigs, thieves, pickpockets Prime twig, high condition Prog, victuals Prog, rum, good victuals Prog, queer, bad victuals Property, an easy fellow, a tool made use of to serve any purpose, a cat's paw Provender, a person from whom any money is taken on the high road Pudding house, the workhouse Pull, having the advantage over an adversary Pull out, come it strong Punch, a blow Punish, to beat in fighting Punisher, one who beats soundly Pupil's straits, school tuition Purgatory, trouble, perplexity Purl, royal, ale and gin made warm Purse, a sack Put, a country fellow, silly, foolish Putty and soap, bread & cheese Q. Quarroms, a body Queer, base, doubtful, good for nothing, bad Queer bit makers, coiners Queer buffer, sharp inn keeper Queer street, to be in, in a quandary Queer cove, a rogue, villain Queer ogles, squinting eyes Queer patter, foreign talk Queer rotar, a bad ill looking coach Queer rag, ill-looking money, base coin Queer blowing, ugly wench Queer gill, suspicious fellow Queer plungers, fellows who pretended to be drowned Queer cole makers, coiners of bad money Queer lap, bad liquor Queer beak, strict justice, upright judge Queer rag, bad farthing Queer bit, counterfeit money Queer lully, deformed child Queer tats, false dice Queer vinegar, worn out woman's cloak Queer belch, sour beer Queer cove, a turnkey Queer bid, insolvent sharpers who make a practice of billing persons arrested Queer cat lap, bad tea Queer chum, a suspicious companion Queer pops, bad pistols Queer put, an ill-looking foolish fellow Queer thimble, good for nothing watch Queer hen, a bad woman Quota, whack, share Quod cull, a gaol keeper Quail pipe, woman's tongue Queer prad, broken knee'd horse Queer lambs, bad dice Queer Nantz, bad brandy Queer nicks, breeches worn out Queer dogen, rusty sword Queer buffer, a cur Queer harmen beak, a strict beadle Queer gum, outlandish talk Queer glim, a bad light Queer ken, a gentleman's house without the furniture Queer doxy, a clumsy woman Queer booze, bad beer Queer amen curler, a drunken parish clerk Qui tam, a shark, lawyer Qui vive, on the alert, in expectation Quid, a goldfinch, sovereign Quiz, a queer one, a gig, an aboriginal Quod, prison R. Radical, Hunt's breakfast powder, roasted corn Rag, money; I've no rag, meaning I've no notes Rag, blow up, rap out, scold Rainbow, a tailor's pattern book Rainbows, gay young bucks Rain napper, an umbrella Rap, I'm not worth a rap, I've got no money Rap, give evidence, take false oath Rap out, to swear, blow up, be in a passion Rat, drunken man or woman taken in custody for breaking the lamps Rattling cove, a hackney coach man Rattling gloak, a simple easy fellow Rattling mumpers, beggars who ply coaches Ready, money Reader, a pocket-book Red rag, the tongue Red rag, give your, a holiday, hold your tongue Red tape, Cognac, brandy Regular, in proper course Regulars, persons thus called from their leaving parties of pleasure at eleven or twelve o'clock at night, to the no small discomforture of many an out-and-outer Regent, half a sovereign Resurrection men, fellows who steal dead bodies from the church yard for the surgeons Rhino, grease, money Ribbon, money Ridge, gold outside of a watch or other article Ridge cove, a wealthy goldsmith Riff raff, black beetles, the lower order of people Rig, fun, game, diversion Rig out, a suit of clothes Rig conoblin, cutting the string of large coals hanging at the door of coal sheds Rigging, clothing Right and fly, complete Ring, to exchange one article for another Rise, a, a disturbance Rivertick, tradesman's books Rivits, money Roger, a portmanteau Rooled up, put in a spunging house Romoners, fellows pretending to be acquainted with the occult sciences, fortune tellers Rome ville, London Rookery, an ill furnished house Roses, nobility Rotan, a coach Rum glimmer, head of the link boy Rum bodick, dirty shabby fellow Rum beak, sensible justice Rum doxy, fine made wench Rum drawers, silk stockings Rum gloak, well dressed man Rum Nantz, good brandy Rum ghelt, or rum cole, new money Rum squeeze, wine or other liquor given to fiddlers Rum prancer, fine horse Rum rufe peck, Westphalia ham Rum prad, a highwayman's horse Rum duke, queer old fellow, rich man Rum gill, a man who appears to have plenty of money Rum rush, a number of villains rushing into a house in order to rob it Rum gutters, cape wine Rum quid, good guinea Rum chaunt, good song Rum booze, good wine, or any liquor Rum buffer, valuable dog Rum cly, a full pocket Rum feeder, large silver table spoon Rum gaggers, cheats who tell wonderful stories of their sufferings at sea, in order to obtain money Rot gut, swankey, small beer Row, disturbance, 'and in the ken to breed a row' Roysters, noisy, turbulent fellows, rude vile singers Roundyken, the watchhouse Rumpus, a scuffle Rub, an obstacle in the way, to run away, to make off Rub out, when its dry, all right when its forgotten Ruffman, any person who handles a thief roughly; the wood, hedges Rugg, all right and safe Rug carrier, an ensign Rum blowing, a handsome girl Rum hopper, a waiter at a tavern Rum mot, a woman of the town Rum bob, a shop till Rum peepers, fine looking glasses, or bright eyes Rum speaker, good booty Rum job or rum dagen, a handsome sword Rum quids, guineas Rum, pad, the high road Rum maundy, fellows who counterfeit the fool, going about the streets in order to obtain charity Rum kicks, breeches Rum file, or rum diver, a female pickpocket Rum dropper, a vintner Rum cove, good natured landlord Rum fun, sharp trick Rum bung, full purse Rum bow, rope stolen from any of the king's dock-yards Rum clout, handkerchief Rum bluffer, a jolly host Rum bleating cheat, a fat sheep Rum back, good natured Irishman Rum barking irons, prime pistols Rum dumber, good natured prince of the canting crew Rum quod cull, a gaoler Rum, or monogin, good, the most valuable of any thing jewels, diamonds Rum'un, a trump, a good fellow Rum ti tam with the chill off, good, slab up, the tippy, excellent Ryder, a cloak S. Sack, a pocket Sack, to, to take up Sam, a foolish fellow, an idiot Sam, to stand, to pay for all Sangaree, rack punch Sans prisado, a person who comes into company without any money Saving one's bacon, to escape with a whole skin, to evade any accident Seedy, poor, miserable looking without money Scamp, a thief Setter, persons using the haunts of thieves in order to give information for the reward Seven-pence, to stand, to suffer seven years transportation Sew up the sees, to give a person two black eyes Scandal broth, tea Scamp foot, a street robber Scent box, the nose School butter, whipping Scot, a savage person Scotch fiddle, itch Scottish, savage, wild, chagrined Score, a debt, fine Scout, a watchman or beadle Screwbado, a dirty fellow, insignificant Scroof, to go about living with friends at their expense Scran, victuals Scrap, a villainous scheme Screw, a miser Screw loose, a quarrel between two individuals, something wrong in a man's affairs Screen, a pound note Sharps, persons ready to take you in on all occasions Shake a toe, to dance Shark, a lawyer Shade, nice to a, very particular She lion, a shilling Shell, to contribute, club Sherry, run away, be gone Sheriff's bail, an execution Shindy, a regular row, a general quarrel Shiners, guineas Shirk, to cut, to skulk Shop, a gaol Shop lobber, a dressed up silly coxcomb of a shopman, a powdered fop Shopped, imprisoned Shoot, to go skulking about Shooting the cat, vomiting Shove, crowd, push Shove the tumbler, whipped at the cart's tail Shove in the mouth, a glass of gin Shoving the moon, moving goods by moonlight Shoulder knot, a bailiff Shuffle, go, morriss, begone Slum, gammon, sham Shy cock, a person afraid of a bailiff Sigster, a nap, after dinner, a short sleep Sidle, come close to Sighers, _See_ Groaners Sight, take a, a manner of expressing contempt or ridicule by putting the thumb to the nose, with the fingers straight up in the air Sight, a lot, a great many, a great deal Sinkers, old stockings that have sunk the small parts into the heel Sipper, a tea spoon Six and eight pence, a lawyer Sink hole, the throat Skewer, a sword Skin, a purse Skinners, villains who steal children; kidnappers who entrap unwary men to enlist for soldiers Sky parlour, a garret, or first floor next the sky Slang, flash language, patter Slanged, ironed on one leg Slap bang, victuals sold at a cook shop Slate, a sheet Sling tale and galena, fowl and pickled pork Slipped cove, got away Slogg, to thump hard Slogger, a miller, a boxer Sluicery, a gin shop Sluiced their gobs, drank heartily Sluice, wet, moisten Slubber, a heavy stupid fellow Sly, contraband Smack the bit, share the booty Smart blunt, forfeit money Smart, regular, up, awake Smashing cove, housebreaker Smash, to break, strike, also bad coin Smash, a thigh of mutton and, leg of mutton, turnips, and capers Smasher, passer of bad money Smell, half a guinea Smell a rat, to surmise something Smeller, the nose Smiter, the arm Smicket, a shift Smug, steal, nibble Shaffle, highwayman Sneak, on the morning, sneaking down in the kitchen, &c., just as the servants are up, and purloining any small articles, commonly practised by cadgers Sneezer, the nose Snitch, to turn, to nose, to tell tales, to turn sneak Snorter, the nose Snooze, to sleep, doze Snoozing ken, a sleeping room Snow ball, a black man Snuffle, the nose Snuge, thief under a bed Solomon, the mass Some tune, a large amount Something short, a glass of liquor Soul driver, methodist parson South sea mountain, gin Speck, a bad, a bad undertaking Specks, barnacles, spectacles Spicer, footpad, robber Spicer, high, highwayman Spike hotel, the Fleet, or King's Bench Spilt, overturned in a carriage Spittleonian, yellow handkerchief Spoke with, to rob Spoke to, he's taken by the officers, cast for death Spooney, a foolish fellow Spoil, to bruise, injure Spree, a lark, fun Spurs, diggers Spunge, to eat and drink at another's expense Squail, a dram Squeaker, a cross child, also a pot boy Squeezer, a drop at Newgate Stach, to conceal a robbery Stool, help, assistance Staller, an accomplice in picking of pockets by holding up the arms of persons Stam fish, to cant Stand the racket, treat, pay for all Stand the nonsense, pay the money, stand treat Stand still, a table Stale whimper, a bastard Stall, to make a stand, to crowd Stag, an accomplice who has turned king's evidence Stagged, discovered Staller, an accomplice Stalling ken, broker's shop, or that of a person receiving stolen goods Stampers, feet, shoes, stairs Stark naked, gin Star-gazers, prostitutes who frequent hedge rows Stephen, money Stern, the, the goat, behind, what we sit upon Stifle a squeaker, to murder a child Sticks, goods, chattels Stiffner, a letter Stick fans, gloves Sticks, pistols Stone pitcher, Newgate Stoop, the pillory Stow it, drop it, be quiet Stow your whid, be silent Stranger, a guinea Strap, mallet, trust Strammel, straw Stretching, hanging Straw chipper, a straw bonnet maker Strike, a guinea Strings of onions, the lower orders of society String, to, to impose on a person's belief by some joke or lie Strike me dead, small beer Strummer faker, hair dresser Stumps, the feet or legs Sucked, devilish drunk Suit of cover me properly, suit of fashionable clothes Sugar, cock your leg and cry, a way of expressing triumph or joy, by standing on one leg, and shaking the other up hooting 'sugar' loudly Sufferer, a sovereign, also a tailor Swaddy, a lobster, soldier Swaddler, a pitiful fellow, a methodist preacher who preaches on the high road, when a number of people are assembled, his accomplices pick their pockets Swag, a lot, much Swallow, the throat Swankey swipes, table beer Sweeteners, guinea droppers Swell out of luck, a decayed fop or dandy Swinger, one leg and a, a sound leg and a lame one Swig, liquor of any kind Swigs men, thieves who travel the country under colour of buying old clothes Swindling gloak, a cheat T. Tackle, good clothes, also a mistress Tag rag and bobtail, extremes of low life Tail, a sword Tallymen, persons who let out clothes to saloon cyprians Tamarhoo, a hackney coachman, so called from the song of 'Tamarhoo; or The Devil and the Hackney Coachman' Tanner, sixpence Tape, gin Tat, rum, good dice Tatt, queer, bad dice Tatt men, fellows who get their living by attending the gaming tables and playing at dice Tater trap, the mummer, mouth Tatty tog, a gaming cloth Tattler, watch or clock Tea-pot, a negro Teaser, sixpence Teazer of catgut, a fiddler Tears of the tankard, drops of liquor Teaze, to whip at the cart's tail That's the ticket, just the thing as it ought to be That dab's in quod, the rogue's in prison Thimble, a watch Three sheets in the wind, three parts drunk Throw the hatchet, to, to tell a marvellous story, or a lie, and swear it's true Thums, three pence Tie, equal Tib of the buttery, goose Tibby, one on your, I owe you one Ticker, a watch Tidy, pretty good Timber, matches Timber merchant, a match dealer Time o' day, quite right, the thing Tinker, sixpence Tip, money Tip, to give Tip your rags a gallop, to bolt, run away Tip street, to be in, to have plenty of money Tippy, the, just the thing, as it ought to be Tip top, the highest, best Tits, horses Title-page, the face Tizzy, sixpence To nab a kid, to steal a child To sing small, to draw the horns in, to be humbled To mill a cheating bleat, to kill a sheep To diamond a horse, to put a stone under the shoe to make it appear lame Toddle, to walk Toddlers, legs Tog and kicks, breeches and coat Togged, dressed Togman, a cloak Togs, clothes Tol lol, pretty well in health Tolo bon rig, persons who go about the country telling fortunes by signs, pretending to be deaf and dumb Tolobon, the tongue Tombstones, teeth Tonic, a halfpenny Tooth pickers, Irish watchmen's shillalies Topper, a hat Topping, hanging Topping cove, hangman Touted, to be followed, or pursued Touch, to arrest Tout, to look out sharp, to guard Tow street, in, said of a person who is being misled or decoyed Towe, clipt money Town toddlers, silly fellows taken in by sharpers at play Town tabby, a dowager of quality Track, to go Traps, constables or thief takers Transporter, the mouth Tramp, to wander as a beggar Translators, sellers of old boots and shoes Trib, a prison Trine, to hang Trine, the new drop Trotters, the legs Trooper, a blowing, prostitute Trooper, half a crown Trump, a good one, a jolly fellow Trulls, the lowest order of prostitutes, followers of soldiers Truck, stealing money under pretence of changing Tuck, victuals Tuck out, a good meal, a bellyfull Tuck up fair, Newgate at a hanging time Tucked up, hanged; married Tumbler, a cart Turn-up, a casual set-to, a fight Tulips of the goes, the highest order of fashionables Tarter, a queer customer, a powerful enemy Turnip, a watch Turkey merchant, driver of turkeys Twelver, a shilling Twaddlers, pease Twig, to see, observe Twinklers, the eyes Twirlers, hawkers of men's and women's clothes Twittoe, two Tykes, dogs Tyke boys, dog owners Tyro, a yokel, a novitiate U.
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Though the King was highly pleased at thus easily getting rid of the damaged goods in his stores, the Moorish merchants, more keen-sighted than he was, declared, with some show of reason, that the Portuguese could not be honest traders, but were in reality pirates, who had come to spy out the land.
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The climax of public discussions was reached when America had its season of Brieux' "Damaged Goods."
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* * * * Mrs. Margaret Deland says she wishes every soldier in the army might see "Damaged Goods."
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Shucks, Mrs. Deland; we all saw damaged goods when we got our belated Christmas packages.
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In deference to Mr. Schwirtz's demands on the novelists, one could scarce even suggest the most dreadful scene in Una's life, lest it be supposed that other women really are subject to such horror, or that the statistics regarding immoral diseases really mean anything in households such as we ourselves know.... She had reason to suppose that her husband was damaged goods.
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So here was the injustice of her social situation; without having committed a solitary indiscretion, she was damaged goods--debarred from matrimony, yet coveted by men.
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When Henry H. Rogers sets out to batter down an antagonist he is as fierce as an eagle foraging for her young; victorious, he is as amiable and generous as a salesman who has unloaded on a customer a big cargo of damaged goods.
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"There's cheating in all trades but ours," is the prompt reply from the boot-maker with his brown paper soles, the grocer with his floury sugar and chicoried coffee, the butcher with his mysterious sausages and queer veal, the dry goods man with his "damaged goods wet at the great fire" and his "selling at a ruinous loss," the stock-broker with his brazen assurance that your company is bankrupt and your stock not worth a cent (if he wants to buy it,) the horse jockey with his black arts and spavined brutes, the milkman with his tin aquaria, the land agent with his nice new maps and beautiful descriptions of distant scenery, the newspaper man with his "immense circulation," the publisher with his "Great American Novel," the city auctioneer with his "Pictures by the Old Masters"--all and every one protest each his own innocence, and warn you against the deceits of the rest.
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I shall expect you in Benton, for I have the hunch that your little flight will fetch you back pretty well tamed, to the place where damaged goods are not so heavily discounted."
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[Illustration: SELLING DAMAGED GOODS.]
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"Damaged goods, that--eh?" he laughed evilly.
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"If you are delivered back to them as damaged goods they'll never know it till you tell them.
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Bundle's reputation was so far damaged that his theology was thought too bad for Gloucester, and, like other pieces of damaged goods, he was quartered upon the Irish Church.