1
Unfortunately his pecuniary difficulties were not removed, but accompanied him through life.
2
Does he desire her to the point of disregarding all pecuniary difficulties?
3
Archie would willingly have done so, but pecuniary difficulties stood in the way.
4
Fauvel, the two poor women were entangled fearfully in pecuniary difficulties.
5
Yes, and I appreciate the anxiety our pecuniary difficulties cause you, dear Mother.
6
George, you are not to go to Mr. Thorpe with your pecuniary difficulties.
7
From this date till 1819, Audubon's pecuniary difficulties increased daily.
8
In 1577 serious complications were threatened, in consequence of the pecuniary difficulties of the crown.
9
During this period of his sojourn in London, Shelley was again in some pecuniary difficulties.
10
Tell me the truth dear madame, are not your pecuniary difficulties becoming daily more pressing?
11
Addison was, during some months after his return from the Continent, hard pressed by pecuniary difficulties.
12
Alcibiades no longer-his frame wasted by vice-his spirits broken by pecuniary difficulties-Buckingham's importance visibly sank away.
13
It seems that Lionel's father knew him also, and thoughtlessly involved him in his own pecuniary difficulties.
14
The theatrical season was rapidly passing away, and Goldsmith's pecuniary difficulties were augmenting and pressing on him.
15
So soon did those pecuniary difficulties, by which his peace and character were afterwards undermined, begin their operations.
16
While Fuseli was laboring on his celebrated "Milton Gallery," he was frequently embarrassed by pecuniary difficulties.
