Antique

Looks antique.

Probably some antique, right?

Yes, it's antique, like its owner.

Franco Scalo, the famous antique dealer.

That way it becomes an antique.

The only antique here is me.

I hope it's not some priceless antique.

She has a great love for antique goods.

I knew a friend who has some antique

Only one declared item. An antique Tang Dynasty horse.

Can you tell me where the nearest antique shop is?

He came across this old coin in an antique shop.

I want to see about brightening up this antique shop.

Nice place, Oxford. Very antique, if you know what I mean.

And those are those cast iron things you see at antique shops.

Said one of the local antique merchants thought I might be interested.

You actually had to go to antique stores. You had to go to Europe.

And I crack up at this piece, because when I see it I know that's French angora and all antique German ribbons and wool that I got in a Nebraska mill and carried around for 10 years and then antique Chinese skirts.

Fair is fair.

Besides, I'd much rather you left this place with this under your arm, than that recording of antique birdsong.

You can see the three light transom there with the eyebrow windows certainly an architectural antique headed to the landfill.

After dinner. Fair is fair.

It isn't fair! It isn't fair!

This verbal class distinction By now should be antique lf you spoke as she does, sir instead of the way you do

From a historical point of view too, it is a very important antique because it is found in the archives of the palace...

I had to organize a meeting with my antique collector, who was also a likely backer for the gallery I wanted to open.

Fair

Fair.

Fair.

Fair.

Tomorrow at the graveyard ten girls fair as fair.

Behold, thou art fair, my love, behold, thou art fair.

Fair enough.

Fair enough.

Fair enough.

Be fair.

Information Fair

Oromigua fair.

Fair enough.

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A fair.

That's fair.

Fair enough.

Fair enough.