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With her he still lived stingily, kept her half-starved, and put the money into the bank in his own name.
THE HOUSE WITH THE MEZZANINE AND OTHER STORIESANTON TCHEKOFFI cannot believe that this beautiful poet soul was so stingily endowed by Nature, and had but one spring-time.
THE PROSE WRITINGS OF HEINRICH HEINEHEINRICH HEINEIts thatch is hollow; the peat-smoke curls stingily from its stunted chimney.
J.S. LE FANU'S GHOSTLY TALES, VOLUME 5J.S. LE FANUThen, what charges they make for the abominable lunches they serve out so stingily!
REDBURN. HIS FIRST VOYAGEHERMAN MELVILLEThe priest had opened the door rather stingily and appeared half-heartedly to dismiss him.
ITALIAN HOURSHENRY JAMESIt was a large, thinly-populated parish, with which Nature had dealt very stingily.
FROM A SWEDISH HOMESTEADSELMA LAGERLFIn this situation of seeming failure I began to think that farming of all occupations rewarded its devotees most stingily.
SOME PIONEERS AND PILGRIMS ON THE PRAIRIES OF DAKOTAJOHN B. REESE"The king lived there alone and stingily," says the historian Michelet.
PARIS FROM THE EARLIEST PERIOD TO THE PRESENT DAY; VOLUME 1WILLIAM WALTONHis very sleep was stingily meted out to him: "Too much sleep stupefies a fellow!"
HISTORY OF FRIEDRICH II. OF PRUSSIA, VOLUME IV. (OF XXI.)THOMAS CARLYLEWORDS RELATED TO STINGILY
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