The department employed buggy drivers and route riders to deliver the mail directly to the homes of rural denizens.
The denizen could be seen as being granted exactly that package, minus a couple of important entitlements.
An alien becomes a denizen by being ' infranchised ', which literally means being made free or given freedoms.
One useful connotation of this technical sense of ' denizen ' was that it implied freedom.
We are allowed to give ear to the building's denizens, the echoes of whose voices sculpt our movement through space.
In and of itself, however, the material existence and output of small-scale enter prises and the lives of their denizens is insufficient to either explain or maintain this role.
In particular, as bearers and denizens of a social memory, the missionary artifacts suggest ways of thinking about what happens, through time, to the elements of an individual memory.
Wanamaker pressed diligently for the expansion of rural deliver y, knowing that rural denizens would support other department initiatives once they had a taste of its best services.
