sterling gold

Sterling gold and silver were known to man since the Stone Age.

But it is sterling gold.

It includes beluga, osetra and Sterling Gold, from farm-raised California sturgeon, which the chef, Edward Brown, says, "blows him away."

She remembered the chat in the strawberry bed, laughed, and colored brightly, as she answered with her hand trustfully in David's, her eyes full of loving pride and reverence lifted to his face: "I've seen both sides of the medal now, and found it 'sterling gold.'

Altogether, with what he had before, he now possessed the round sum of 150,000 francs, half of which was in sterling gold; but nothing could give him any satisfaction while he knew that the days were passing, and that he was denied the opportunity of putting out his capital in advantageous investments, or securing a proper interest.