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Usage examples of friedrich.

Friedrich had indeed been faked after Sweeting had sold it to Honeycutt.

Palais de Chaillot, Capitaine Friedrich, but I assure you that neither of them is a colonel!

Russia, a Jew came and asked me if I had any friedrichs d'or, offering to exchange them against ducats without putting me to any loss.

As Prussian money (which is the worst in Germany) is not current in Russia, a Jew came and asked me if I had any friedrichs d'or, offering to exchange them against ducats without putting me to any loss.

She began to see that character is a better possession than money, rank, intellect, or beauty, and to feel that if greatness is what a wise man has defined it to be, `truth, reverence, and good will', then her friend Friedrich Bhaer was not only good, but great.

What made Friedrich Von Menck perfect was that he straddled the gray area in between.

In years gone by, Friedrich had served as a sailor on one of the Hanseatic League's ships.

Friedrich was somewhat confounded to be offered a helping hand by Lord Rahl himself, and yet didn't know how he could refuse what could be judged an order.

Smaller and smaller fish were added to the lists of wanted men, simply because the lists gave so many men in so many countries a source of livelihood, and in the late fifties the name of Baron Wolfgang Friedrich Kastelbern von Altstein made the grade, Charge: war crimes.

That same year, a German physicist, Friedrich Ernst Dorn (1848-1916), showed that radium also produced such a gas, radium emanation.

For Wagner was himself -- Wagner was the murderer and the hunted man within him, but Wagner was also the composer, the artist, the genius, the seducer, lover of life and the senses, luxury -- Wagner was the collective name for everything repressed, buried, scanted in the life of Friedrich Klein, the former civil servant.

The courier's letter announced that the Führer and Chancellor was sojourning in the liberated city of Danzig and wished to make the acquaintance of deserving citizens, one of these being Friedrich Liebenau, whose shepherd dog Harras had sired the Führer's shepherd dog Prinz.

The Father of Chamber Music in America was Johann Friedrich Peter, a Moravian composer of string quartets.

He was even gladder that Dornheim's suffragan bishop, Friedrich Foerner, had died in 1630.

Just as if they were raiding rather than running, Jerzy took the point and Friedrich the rear, leaving Anielewicz to move along in the middle, making enough noise to impersonate a large band of men.