taler

I am Taler,' the agent said as they walked south.

Taler faced toward the mainland, as though watching for something.

By the mid-19th century the taler became the main coin of exchange in Ethiopia.

Taler moved simultaneously, plucking the object from the air before his face.

The latter group of voters were popularly called "thousand taler men".

It was her cooperation Taler required, nothing else.

The remaining coin was one that had been struck over an 1857 silver shooting taler from Switzerland.

'Now we shall have to run them down the hard way,' Taler said, showing no malice.

Taler swung lithely over the rail and dropped into a second cutter.

Taler pulled aside a flap of the tent and revealed beneath it several heavy cables.

'You have to admit we aren't exposed much to attractive feminine types,' Taler replied.

He had to trust Taler that far.

He authorised the minting of the first taler, which is the basis of the word dollar.

Through some intermediary, he eventually traded his silver talers for the 15-inch bars at a rate of 15 to the taler.

Taler now addressed himself completely to Cal.

'They are part of that habitat,' Taler said.

They spread throughout Europe, and today, many nations have currency named for some variation of the word taler, including the American "dollar."

The baron then offers a reward of 5000 Taler for delivering Gretchen to him.

Wulkow then exclaims that he would without question pay sixty Taler for such a fur coat.

Taler's head appeared in the hatch.

Veg lifted Cal to his feet as Taler departed.

Isn't that how you felt about leaving Taler's Bump?'

Atom Taler worked at 96 Wave nine years.

The Thaler, Taler and finally the Dollar derive from it.

English sugar merchants offered Achard 200,000 taler to declare his experiments a failure but he refused.