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And as by the 16th article of the company's agreement, they were authorized to abandon this undertaking, and dissolve the concern, if before the period of five years it should be found unprofitable, they now formally announced their intention to do so on the 1st day of June, of the ensuing year, unless in the interim they should receive the necessary support and supplies from Mr. Astoria or Anecdotes of an enterprise beyond the Rocky Mountains by Irving, Washington View in context And in practice there is little reason to apprehend any inconvenience; because, in a short course of time, the wants of the States will naturally reduce themselves within A VERY NARROW COMPASS; and in the interim, the United States will, in all probability, find it convenient to abstain wholly from those objects to which the particular States would be inclined to resort. Federalist Papers Authored by Alexander Hamilton by Hamilton, Alexander View in context These were a couple of rascals who got their living by whatever the devil sent them, and now, in the interim of other business, had staked the joint profits of their next piece of villany on a game of cards, which was to have been decided here under the trees. From Twice Told Tales by Hawthorne, Nathaniel View in context	in the event of in the eyes of in the eyes of the law in the face of in the family in the family way in the fast lane in the final analysis in the first place in the first place and in the first instance in the flesh in the fullness of time in the grand scheme of things in the grip of in the groove in the gutter in the hands of in the heat of in the heat of the moment in the hole in the hopper in the hot seat in the house in the interest of in the interest of saving time in the interim in the know in the lap of luxury in the laundry in the light of in the line of duty in the line of fire in the long run in the long term in the loop in the main in the mainstream in the making in the market in the market for in the meantime in the meanwhile in the middle of in the middle of nowhere in the midst of in the money in the mood in the name of in the near future in the neighborhood of in the nick of time	in the hands of receivers In the Hands of the Fishers in the heat of in the heat of in the heat of the moment in the hole in the hole in the hole in the hole in the hole in the hole in the hopper In the Hot Seat In the House in the immediate vicinity of in the interest in the interest in the interest in the interest in the interest in the interest of in the interest of in the interest of one party in the interest of saving time In the Interest of Time in the interests in the interests in the interests in the interests in the interests in the interim in the intervening time in the jaws of death In the King's Name In the King's Name in the know in the know in the know in the know In the Know Traveler In the Land of Wonderful Dreams in the lap of luxury in the last analysis in the last analysis in the last analysis in the last analysis in the last analysis in the last analysis in the laundry in the law of libel and slander malice in the law of libel and slander malice in the law of libel and slander malice in the law of libel and slander malice in the lead in the lead in the least in the least In The Life In the Light In the Light In the Light

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And as by the 16th article of the company's agreement, they were authorized to abandon this undertaking, and dissolve the concern, if before the period of five years it should be found unprofitable, they now formally announced their intention to do so on the 1st day of June, of the ensuing year, unless in the interim they should receive the necessary support and supplies from Mr.

Astoria or Anecdotes of an enterprise beyond the Rocky Mountains by Irving, Washington View in context

And in practice there is little reason to apprehend any inconvenience; because, in a short course of time, the wants of the States will naturally reduce themselves within A VERY NARROW COMPASS; and in the interim, the United States will, in all probability, find it convenient to abstain wholly from those objects to which the particular States would be inclined to resort.

Federalist Papers Authored by Alexander Hamilton by Hamilton, Alexander View in context

These were a couple of rascals who got their living by whatever the devil sent them, and now, in the interim of other business, had staked the joint profits of their next piece of villany on a game of cards, which was to have been decided here under the trees.