1 But perhaps if she was clever and played on his sympathies and his memories, she could secure a loan.
2 Even if she worked on his sympathies and his duty toward his future family and gained his promise of a loan, she knew Suellen would never permit it.
3 Yes, because you are getting ready to touch me for a loan.
4 I waive the right to collect interest on my loan but not that right.
5 Half of what she made every month went to Will at Tara, part to Rhett to repay his loan and the rest she hoarded.
6 Naturally social minded, they became restless and, putting their pride in their pockets, they began to beg the loan of Archie from Scarlett.
7 And Ashley never felt like refusing a loan to any man who'd been in the Confederate Army.
8 It was of course impossible to accept a loan from Rosedale; but proximate possibilities hovered temptingly before her.
9 Next day, with Platon and Constantine, Chichikov set forth to interview Khlobuev, the owner whose estate Constantine had consented to help Chichikov to purchase with a non-interest-bearing, uncovenanted loan of ten thousand roubles.
10 As a rule, folk avoid me like the devil, for they cannot disabuse their minds of the idea that I am going to ask them for a loan.
11 Oh, if, for example, you would offer me a loan of three hundred rubles, that's quite different.
12 About a loan I won't say a word.
13 The commonwealth fell, the loan bank closed its coffers and its books on a sensible loss, the rules of life which he had drawn about himself fell into desuetude.
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man By James JoyceContext Highlight In Chapter 2 14 He's not a bad sort," said Mr. Henchy, "only Fanning has such a loan of him.
15 Only, the Thenardier exacted for this loan of her children, ten francs a month, which Magnon promised to pay, and which she actually did pay.
Les Misérables 4 By Victor HugoContext Highlight In BOOK 6: CHAPTER I—THE MALICIOUS PLAYFULNESS OF THE WIND