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1Bowers was a cold, bitter, avaricious man, but he knew a great deal about voices.
2It is thus we express our indignation when we have an avaricious man to deal with.
3Addressing an avaricious man, he treated of righteousness.
4I said to him, 'O avaricious man!
5An avaricious man might be tempted to betray the interests of the state to the acquisition of wealth.
6For an avaricious man often is glad to gorge himself with food and drink at another man's expense.
7As heathens place their confidence in idols, so doth the avaricious man place his confidence in silver and gold.
8The avaricious man became liberal, the implacable enemy became the forgiving friend, and the man of cursing a man of prayer.
9The eye of the avaricious man cannot be satisfied with wealth, any more than a well can be filled with dew.
10He had the reputation of being an avaricious man; but she was beginning to think he was probably poorer than people knew.
11Such power in the hands of an arbitrary, vindictive, or avaricious man, affords unlimited means of abuse, and without fear of exposure.
12The proud and the avaricious man are never at rest; while the poor and lowly of heart abide in the multitude of peace.
13Storri carried the saffron silk to a rich and avaricious man; he asked the loan of fifty thousand dollars, and offered interest steeple-high.
14Shelley was certainly not an avaricious man, and yet "I desire money," he said, "because I think I know the use of it.
15The avaricious man is not satisfied with gold, nor the ambitious man with honour; but still they are crying with the loch leech, give, give!
16The Avaricious man prayed to have a room full of gold.
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