Meanings of whole proceeds in English

That's what I mean-vamoosed with the whole proceeds of the show.

Was that the whole proceeds that were paid from the catch of the 'Gondola'?-Yes.

On top of this the Government has levied a tax of one-tenth of the whole proceeds of the land.

But at the rates for which it was now selling, the whole proceeds would not cover the claims against him.

I've no time to play executor to an estate, the whole proceeds of which would hardly fill my trousers' pocket.

For once the Khedive had found a kind of taxation, of which he got the whole proceeds, not divided among many as heretofore.

Would you pay them the whole proceeds of the fish caught during the week?-I would pay them exactly for every tail they landed.

Herman promised to give them the whole proceeds of his property, reserving to himself barely enough to live on in the most economical manner.

There, in that electoral division, the whole proceeds of such land would hardly have paid the poor rates, and therefore the land was left uncultivated.

Such a course would bring him an accession of profit greater than the whole proceeds of the voyage, besides being of great use to ourselves.

After all her painful traffic, the whole proceeds were perhaps half a dozen coppers, and a questionable ninepence which ultimately proved to be copper likewise.