It is the biggest treasure store in the city, which is to say in the world.
LONDON — Scholars are urgently trying to determine the fate of a treasure store of ancient manuscripts in the city of Timbuktu.
The manuscript contains 132 pages of Arab astronomy bound in well-worn leather, a 15th-century treasure stored, with similar items, in a cardboard box in a traditional dwelling in Chinguetti.
In a pursuit of a deer, he encounters a mass of treasure stored in a hidden cave.
The words contain a note of threat: these treasure-stores are armouries, stockpiled with ammunition.
Were your treasures stored upon earth or in heaven?" Compare those righteous words to the history of the Cuban heel – a history teeming with devilish fornication.
A half century ago, Burt Lancaster, playing an unusually broad-shouldered French railroad worker, saved art treasures stored at the Jeu de Paume from Paul Scofield, as a Wehrmacht colonel with precise speech, a foul temper, and a fondness for Cézanne, Matisse, and Picasso.
Treasures stored in the huge fireproof library they built at Four Oakes Farm include about 800 letters from Johnson -- about 80percentt of all those known to have survived -- as well as works and papers from the important A. Edward Newton collection of Johnson material, which Lady Eccles, then Mary Hyde, acquired around 1940.
The Treasure remains stored at the Peabody and its ownership remains undecided.
He was dismayed at the move, instigated by his mother and always recalled Shillington ("Olinger" in his stories and novels), from which thereafter he spent his teens in semi-exile, as an Edenic place of welcoming luncheonettes, treasure-crammed stores, and eccentric but kindly neighbours; "Never since leaving it have I enjoyed such thrilling idleness," he wrote.
I considered that ship a treasure in store, having heard of her former accomplishments, and observing the spirit manifested by all on board when she passed me, joined to the zeal and activity shewed by Lord Cranstoun during the whole cruize".
