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Thou likest broad pieces and a creditable name,—go to London and be a trader.

Her performance was, however, considered entirely satisfactory and creditable.

His book is creditable to his unshaken faith, and it presents the religious aspect of modern knowledge in a thorough manner.

In the proud record of the eminent public men of our state, the name of Gov. Head has high and creditable rank.

But how far is this creditable to Mr. Brooke's intelligence?

The story of how Great Britain forced China to take our opium is not a creditable one nor agreeable to read.

The "Times" on the other side of the city was making for itself a creditable name.

A most creditable testimony surely to the worth and amiability of both of them.

The parents of Wykeham are held to have been poor, but of creditable descent and reputable character.

But his grove, the one creditable thing he had ever done in his life, rustled on.