1
She discreetly left him to pay the postage, which he did-twenty-fivedollars!
2
A year ago, a letter came, and I hadn't the sixpence to pay the postage.
3
Do you mean I must pay the postage?
4
She had, indeed, abandoned a life's correspondence with an old friend because she would not pay the postage on letters to Italy.
5
Mr. George wished to stop by the way to put a letter in the post office, and to pay the postage of it.
6
Or, rather, he said that they sent him backwards and forwards like a blooming parcel that someone didn't want to pay the postage on.
7
Received a letter in rhyme from a John Pooley, who ran me tenpence further in debt, as I had not money to pay the postage.
8
At this instant Abner Stiles, who was tending door, opened it and called out, "Takes a long time to pay the postage on one letter!"
9
He paid the postage again-twenty-fivedollars.
10
"I 've mailed it, but I did n't pay the postage," replied Oscar.
11
Gaston was appalled to be thus discovered on horseback, paying the postage of a letter which he held in his hand.
12
Lincoln marked the postage due in the upper right-hand corner of the sealed letter, and the person receiving the letter paid the postage.
13
"Didn't want to pay the postage."
14
"Why, to furnish the shooter and pay the postage cuts down the profits terribly," was the unique and characteristic reply.
15
"That was n't right," said his uncle; "when you mail a letter to a friend, you should always pay the postage.