Примери за използване на The goldsmith на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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It's not a dog. It's Mane, the goldsmith!
On the loans the goldsmith collected interest.
That's no dog, that's Mane,Mane the goldsmith!".
The goldsmith lent out money in the form of such receipts.
To protect his gold, the goldsmith needed a vault.
In fact is comes from the time of the goldsmith.
With the money the goldsmith had earned, he also provided loans.
No one knows where andwhen he has learned the goldsmith craft.
I asked the goldsmith to write"Elif" and he preferred to write it like this.
As industry expanded, more and more people asked the goldsmith for loans.
Contrary to what one might expect, this did not turn out to be a disaster for the Goldsmith.
Among the items discovered inside was a statue of the goldsmith Amenemhat, sitting beside his wife.
Now the goldsmith really could not swim, and as soon as he was thrown into the deep river he sank below the surface;
And whoever received the note could go andcollect the gold at the goldsmith, if he wished.
There were suspicions that the goldsmith had mixed the gold with other metals in an attempt to save money.
Of great interest is the silver tabernacle,executed in 1792 by the goldsmith Tosho and George.
A workman has cast an image, and the goldsmith overlays it with gold, and casts silver chains for it.
And had developed as an artistic production simultaneously with flourishing of the goldsmith school of Chiprovtsi.
And the goldsmith, now more banker than artisan, would make a far greater profit than he could by lending only his own gold.
His depositors got together and threatened withdrawal of their gold if the goldsmith didn't come clean about his newfound wealth.
For years, the goldsmith secretly enjoyed a good income from the interest earned on everybody else's deposits.
In the king's prayer chamber adjoining the Chapel,there is a small silver altar crafted by the goldsmith Matthäus Wallbaum from Augsburg in 1600.
The goldsmith could easily have disguised his deceit by making the wreath bigger so it weighed the same as it would if it were pure gold.
In the days that people were still paying with golden coins,many gave them in deposit at the goldsmith' and paid him a small compensation for it.
In the second room are shown works of the Goldsmith School of Chiprovtsi(16-17 c.) and their distribution in the pan-European scale.
That was because the claim checks the goldsmith had written as receipts for the gold, were being traded in the marketplace as if they were the gold itself.
To keep his spirits up and to keep hope in his heart,each day Richard stole a tiny speck of gold from his slave masters in the goldsmith shop where he tended the fires.