The usurer will go on hanging the cozener as long as we have a society based, in part, on usury. |
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In this case, the gift could not be purchased licitly by another, naturally, for the unforced buyer would surely be a usurer. |
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The latter kills an old usurer and her sister with an axe, and comes into contact with the Detective later. |
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The action centres on the Malavoglia family, who borrow money from the local usurer against unreceived goods they expect to resell. |
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Himself a usurer, Shakespeare must have known how much he had invested in Shylock. |
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If you lend money to any of my people, to any poor man among you, you must not play the usurer with him: you must not demand interest from him. |
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Torquemada, fictional character, a miserly pawnbroker and usurer in a series of novels by Benito Pérez Galdós. |
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Britain has once again re-established her role as world usurer. |
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But if we create a state bank financed with public resources that does not charge interest, then the usurer will be forced to lower their rates or they will lose their clientele. |
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He read George Santayana and The Law of Civilization and Decay by Brooks Adams, finding confirmation of the danger of the capitalist and usurer becoming dominant. |
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