During the World War I, merchant marine vessels were armed to combat the threat of German submarines, he said, and during World War II, a few oil refineries in Texas were destroyed by saboteurs' attacks.
The day before I saw "Merchant," I attended a matinee at Shakespeare's Globe of "All's Well That Ends Well," directed by John Dove.
Increased shopping activities in these four neighborhoods were mainly due to (i) new merchants, and (ii) new customers that did not appear in the reference period.
i. Merchant coal generators, 3.0%.
"I'm working with the police to track down some stolen property of mine," I told merchants.
Shakespeare celebrated "malmsey" in Richard III; Venetian merchants dubbed their wine shops malvasie.
"I think merchants are outraged.
Doing holiday shopping at American's mall also lets him "get the stuff I want, from the merchants I want to buy it from, at the lowest price possible," he said.
Or when I walk into the building merchants, I get told that the perfume shop is down the road.
"Even after Davy Crockett," he said, "when I would meet people — merchants, executives — I could tell that they thought what I did wasn't worth much.
