17 adverbs to describe how to loaning

"I would have loaned you the moneygladly, gladly!"

Mr. Britt generously loaned the pert lady to the Enemy in exchange for what he catalogued as "happy days.

Above her she held a parasol, which had been graciously loaned by her descendant of the fourth generation.

For those who had not teams for the event had more than likely loaned a dog, a sled or a harness to one of the contestants, and consequently felt a deep personal interest in all incidents connected with the various entries.

Matter of fact, he's been loaning money to Caroline's brother.

"I would have loaned you the moneygladly, gladly!"

He could not force himself to ask for a loan outright, and Hayes had been strangely dull about his cautious hints.

I deemed his plea, however, a reasonable one, and loaned him personally one hundred dollars.

interest on the loan regularly, which made a comfortable addition to Shám Babu's pension.

Time deposits can be more safely loaned on the security of real estate and for longer periods.

During the absence of husbands, we little girls were loaned separately nights to timid wives who had no children to keep them company.

Evelyn Toler loaned me the trimmin' o' this hatain't it sightly?" Johnnie's distressed eyes met the pale gaze of Aunt Mavity across the little oilcloth-covered coffer.

Libbie had brought a book of poems for Timothy Derby, who solemnly loaned her one of his in exchange.

But thine it is, my Muse, since thou for reward didst promise the loan thereof, to raise thy voice for silver now on this tale, now on that, so that for this time at least it is on behalf either of Thrasydaios or of his sire who conquered at Pytho: for of both are the joy and glory burning lights.

However, through the kindness of a generous countryman, who unhesitatingly loaned us a considerable sum, we were enabled to start with thirty dollars each, which, with care and economy, will be quite sufficient to take us to Paris, by way of Rome and Naples, if these storms do not prevent us from walking.

He would not have failed had he been able to secure a loan from the Bank of France of a million of francs; but this loan the Government peremptorily refused,doubtless from the hostility of Napoleon; so that the banker was ruined because his wife chose to ally herself with the old aristocracy and refuse the favors of the Emperor.

The monies that he hazarded (taking his own estimate) were to the amount of some seven thousand dollars; and this was an advance, virtually a loan, to be paid back to him if he had created the property abroad.

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