The landlord occupied himself a moment in pleasant thought of the lodges, in connection with their cheapness and general utility, and then continued, after smiling in a gratified way over his own importance in the lodge connection,- When I first went to New York I became acquainted with the very best people immediately; for every man who wears the apron has confidence in every other man who wears it; each knows that the other has been selected from the masses with care, and they trust each other to the fullest extent.
"The Mystery of the Locks"
Edgar Watson Howe
He had been through wars before and knew the inevitable reactions, and the almost incredible cheapness of money that followed.
"Command"
William McFee
It was named Vigo snuff, and the popularity of the ware, its cheapness, and novelty were the means of its coming into general use.
"England in the Days of Old"
William Andrews