Horseflesh
When composition is paid for, week after week, “on account”—that is, instead of the exact value of the work done being estimated, a rough approximate sum is charged—there is always a tendency to “overdraw.” At the finish of the job and the settling up of accounts, what the printer has to work out is called “horseflesh.”
Horseflesh
When composition is paid for week after week “on account”—that is, instead of the exact value of the work done being calculated, a rough approximate sum is charged— there is always a tendency to “overdraw.” At the finish of the job and the settling up of accounts, what the printer has to work out is called “horseflesh.”