Accordingly, he proceeded with Chloe to the spring, in the grotto of the Nymphs, and, having given her his tunic and scrip in charge, repaired to the water's edge to wash his hair and person.
Source: tatoeba (6212399)
Scrip
//skɹɪp//
Synonyms for "scrip" (137 found)
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lucubrationmammonmanaged currencymanuscriptmattermedium of exchangemintagemoneymsnational bank notenecessity moneynegotiable notenonfictionnoteofficial documentopusoriginalpaperpaper moneypapers
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Sample sentences
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Then taking some bread and cheese from her scrip she entreated him to eat, and, to comfort him the more efficaciously, pressed her tender lips to his, and gave him a kiss as sweet as honey.
Source: tatoeba (6212723)
She then gave him a pipe, a honeycomb, and a scrip of deer skin, but she dared not speak her mind, for she suspected that he loved Chloe since he was always in the latter's company.
Source: tatoeba (6213115)
Then she gave him some dry figs and bread from her scrip, and whilst he was partaking of this fare she oft-time snatched a morsel from his mouth and ate it, as though she had been a nestling taking food from its mother's beak.
Source: tatoeba (6213125)
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