I can’t tell precisely what it will cost, but I think Mrs. Gordon Grahame’s did not cost less than a hundred and twenty.
You can board for half the money it will cost you.
Although this affair amounts to nothing at all, it will cost me my situation, and perhaps my reputation, if the president knows of it,” said he.
I can’t tell exactly what it will cost,” she answered, biting her finger nails, as though she feared even to express an opinion.
If you serve it with a quart of plain boiled potatoes it will cost twenty-five or twenty-six cents.
This receipt makes a good large pudding for ten cents; or you can leave out the egg and it will cost less.
It will cost me a dozen half-crowns among such fellows.
I do believe it will cost blood to answer for these miscarriages.
But I am also this year my wife's Valentine, and it will cost me L5; but that I must have laid out if we had not been Valentines.
But I am also this year my wife's Valentine, and it will cost me 5l.
It will cost me at least ten or twelve pounds; but, however, some arguments of prudence I have, which I shall think again upon before I proceed to that expence.
I must leave off to send this to the post; it will cost a fortune, but you won't grudge it.
Girgis was putting it into thorough repair at his own expense, and it will cost a good deal, I think, to repair and renew the fine old wood panelling of such minute and intricate workmanship.
Because in twenty days you will do my work for me; then it will cost me nothing, and it will cost you £89, that is all about it, Starkie.
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