He was the first taxicab builder who extended to the black community an opportunity to buy cabs on carte-blanche credit.
But Shepard frequently steps back from such struggles to show the Celestials' quiet, unexpected transformation into North Adamites: their Sunday school classes, their surprising friendships (one will be adopted by Sampson's cousin, Fannie), their mania for having their photographs on cartes de visite, some of which are scattered, maddeningly uncaptioned, through the text.
All sweeping judgments and bestowals of carte blanche on his leadership are laughably premature.
Jersey City Museum On May 1, the museum is presenting a children's workshop on the carte de visite, calling cards with people's portraits on them, popular in the 19th century.
She had her picture printed on a "carte de visite".
The plot hinges on a carte blanche written by Cardinal Richelieu, minister of France.
The island isn't the first place in Asia to feel queasy about having canine on the carte du jour.
The strange cartouche on the Carte Gastronomique - featuring a young boy eating a biscuit or flatbread - is somewhat clarified by a closer look at the author.
Extravagant flower displays provide islands of color in Jean-Christian Dumonet's two sober dining rooms, and luxury abounds on his carte.
"We would never have been able to imagine legislation funding developments on this carte blanche scale," said Kert Davies, research director of Greenpeace.
Mark Bloomfield, by email Amanda Monroe from Rail Europe took note of the ongoing correspondence on the Carte Senior, and European rail fares for over-60s more generally, and has attempted to come up with a definitive answer.
