The object of the professional managers of the fair is to make money for themselves, and this they do thru the guaranty of the merchants, or a percentage on concessions, or both.

He was not such a miserable creature as one who seeks to make money by trading on the religious capital of the community; but he did adapt his religion to the passions and habits of the people in order that they might more readily be led to accept it.

And their first thought appears to have been to make money of the king's difficulties, and to sell themselves to him.

Every year it gets more difficult to make money.

We'll make money!" He attended to some routine matters, and then the first of the afternoon audience began to arrive.

You can make money by minding your own business.

Here, if you will believe it, are those preaching fellows getting up a revival, or some such invention, just to make money out of the cholera!

" "I can't make money if it's not there," he said, but without his usual brusqueness of tone.

But what he and Hood don't allow for is that I've never tried to make money.

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

Yet she liked to make money, and to have her hotel filled with tourists who patronized her little bar or drank at meals other wines than the excellent Bordeaux, white or red, which was free with food.

He wants to make money out of it.

It's easy enough to make money if you've got moneyand ain't too finicky about the look and the smell of the dollars before you gulp 'em down.

Make money, iii. 196.

LEIGH, RUTH. 101 new ways for women to make money.

Fifteen ways to make money in the country.

They were willing to turn their attention to any new business in which there was a chance to make money, whether it was to put up a mill, to build a forge, to undertake a contract for the delivery of wheat to some big flour merchant, or to build a flotilla of flatboats, and take the produce of a given neighborhood down to New Orleans for shipment to the West Indies.

"You will easily believe," he went on, "that they do not waste anything, and that they make money out of every possible thing.

It's easy to make money there.

Used to make money outen the fellows with idees, cartin 'em round to anniversaries and sich.

Make money, honestly if possible, but make money.

Make money, honestly if possible, but make money.

Some people in England seem to think that the Germans are anxious to keep these businesses alive in order to make money.

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

It gives you plain directions as to how to achieve success tin friendship, love, matrimony, and business; how to make money and how to secure happiness.