dollars

Dollars are worth more apiece in New York than any town I've ever been in.

Without stopping to reflect, I ran below and secured my dollars.

It's the Egypt lot I worry about: girls out for dukes, and dukes out for dollars.

And here he gave the number of dollars at the rate of the day on the pound.

At last we were coming to the end—to that last figure in dollars and cents.

But when it's merely a question of dollars for himself to live on, he's a perfect baby.

I believe that in 1870, the yield will not exceed thirty millions of dollars.

No ingots or dollars were here, to crown me the little Monte Cristo of a week.

It doesn't bring in the dollars as fast as some others, but it does seem a man's job to me.

There's more ants in this house than there is dollars, a good sight.