"I began to make money after I'd been here awhile and my health come back.

"She has lost nearly all her own relations in the war, her husband has spent the greater part of her fortune, flaunted his affairs with various actresses in the face of all London, shilly-shallied through the war as a recruiting officer, or on any odd job that kept him safely at home, and now he openly associates with a little company of men in the City who are out to make money any old way they can get hold of it.

Every year it gets more difficult to make money.

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'I am a busy merchant, toiling hard to make money, and obliged to come to this quiet place to recruit my wearied energies.'

One might have imagined that the sole aim of brewery companies was to make money, and that the patriotism of old-world brewers, that patriotism which impelled them to supply an honest English beer to the honest English working-man at a purely nominal price, was scorned and forgotten.

'Ho, d'you mean you don't want to make money?' said Aronsen.

" "Is that what you want to do, Joe, make money?" "Some, anyway.

"I have not time to make money," said the naturalist, Agassiz, when his friends advised some pecuniary advantage; and, in the same way, every really fortunate man says he has no time to bother about living.

the power to make money plenty or scarce at its pleasure, at any time and in any quarter of the Union, by controlling the issues of other banks and permitting an expansion or compelling a general contraction of the circulating medium, according to its own will.

He was developing the one ambition that Benton senior could thoroughly understand and properly appreciate, the desire to get on, to grasp opportunities, to achieve material success, to make money.

" "He'll make money, I imagine," Stella admitted, "but I don't know what good that will do him.

I did not ask for the commission in order to make money; nothing of the sort is in my head."

It is too fine to be hawked about as a thing to make money with.

I fully believe that he is more concerned to make his people comfortable and happy than he is to make money.

This obvious truism is often forgotten by those who look on finance as an independent influence that can make money power out of nothing; and those who forget it are very likely to find themselves entangled in a maze of error.

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He had formerly mortgaged, by little and little, most of his lands, and nothing now remained to make money of, but the Castle itself and a few acres around it, with the exception only of a cottage and a small field, hitherto occupied by a labourer, which lay in a kind of hollow on the side of the knoll, where the entrance of the secret cavern was.

Make money, honestly if possible, but make money.

"I have no time to make money," he cried.

"What made you go crazy?" "I was trying to make money out of the newspaper business," replied the editor, to humor the demented one.

We were all trying to make money, since there was so precious little of it about.