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Meanings of become a miser in English
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Usage of become a miser in English
1
He proposes to reform and become a miser when his daughters are married.
2
But you know the old man has become a miser, and makes money his idol.
3
The farmer's wife had noticed this, and said that I should become a miser some day.
4
To the great satisfaction of his heirs he became a miser.
5
Wives do not become widows, and no person becomes a miser.
6
Jack was yet young, but he was in great danger of becoming a miser.
7
If my master becomes a miser where will we be?
8
A reckless spendthrift whilst penniless, he became a miser when he found himself possessor of five thousand pounds.
9
Then he became a miser.
10
"Have a care, Watty, that you don't become a miser."
11
'I am told,' I said, 'that he has become a miser, spending money on nothing but drink, and living in a continuous sullen debauchery.'