The owners of those outlets deserve the epitaph once penned by William Allen White about newspaper tycoon Frank Munsey: He combined the talents of a meatpacker, the manners of an undertaker, and the morals of a moneychanger. ❋ Bernard Weisberger (2011)
The second shows the moneychanger in a hat that would have been a hundred years out of date when the painting was produced. ❋ Andrew McKie (2011)
We went downstairs and met the tour guide, who took us to the moneychanger, who took my sixty bucks and gave me back nearly half a million ryals ... ❋ Unknown (2009)
I see you smile, but by my halidome, it is true — yet that is no excuse for the King, whose conduct, like his person, hath more resemblance to that of old Michaud, the moneychanger of ❋ Unknown (2008)
Today - after visiting the moneychanger to change some notes into Australian dollars, I did a spot of shopping - and left my purse behind at the counter. ❋ Glenda Larke (2008)
Will Ralphie boy have a similar experience and actually convert from his corrupt “moneychanger” fake Christian mentality and embrace more liberal, compassionate Christian beliefs and behaviors? ❋ Unknown (2006)
Will Ralphie boy have an ego-shattering nervous breakdown like Jim Bakker had in prison, which actually led to Jim Bakker becoming more of a real Christian instead of the “moneychanger” Christian he had been before? ❋ Unknown (2006)
Better equivalents to cotton picker are wetback and moneychanger I'm sure there's many more for every racial group. ❋ Rogers (2005)
"These matters cannot be hurried," explained the moneychanger, opening each of the saddlebags and allowing his pudgy fingers to run through the metal coins. ❋ Niles, Douglas (1993)
"My lord, you do me injustice!" protested the plump moneychanger, his pointed beard quivering in indigna'tion. ❋ Niles, Douglas (1993)
The moneychanger had seen to it that the warrior benefitted from glowing recommenda'tions to some of the most influential warlords in Khur. ❋ Niles, Douglas (1993)
The moneychanger nodded sagely, his eyes narrow-ing. ❋ Niles, Douglas (1993)
You will be my servant, as this woman was my servant-as the moneychanger Habbar-Akuk is my servant, and a thousand others who are my agents. ❋ Niles, Douglas (1993)
At that time when they paid pence for the half shekel, a kolbon [or the fee that was paid to the moneychanger] was half a mea, that is, the twelfth part of a penny, and never less. ❋ 1602-1675 (1979)
Hôtel de Byzance, three coffee-coloured scoundrels pause at the place of custom held by an itinerant moneychanger. ❋ David Christie Murray (N/A)
Argus, but keener than he, who test every word as a moneychanger might his coins, rejecting the false on the spot, but accepting the good and heavy and true; it is they that we should have in mind as we write history, and never heed the others, though they applaud till they crack their voices. ❋ Of Samosata Lucian (1894)
There is nothing grudging in his munificence; he does not weigh his gifts like a moneychanger, or number them like a cashier. ❋ Henri Fr��d��ric Amiel (1885)
Basil himself could not lend the desired sum, for, though lord of great estates, he found himself after Chorsoman's pillage of the strong room at Surrentum, scarcely able to meet immediate claims upon him under the will; but he consented to accompany his relative to a certain moneychanger, of whom perchance a loan might be obtained. ❋ George Gissing (1880)
"I have a son, a moneychanger," replied she, "who has all kinds of scales; so come with me to him, before he goes out, and he will weigh thy gold for thee." ❋ Anonymous (1879)
