rag money

It was stuffed to the brim with ragged money.

I have had a surfeit of your ragged money, rough roads and enthusiastick people.'"

The memory of the ragged money laid aside for Don he dismissed with a wry smile, gritting his teeth.

He had paid once--in ragged money.

He--he telephoned for a lot of ragged money--" Joan caught her breath.

Haliburton has grown very rich in the rag and paper business, rich enough to discard rag money and believe in gold.

With the truth of the ragged money burning itself into her mind--with Brian so near and yet so far--the touch of his arms was torment.

He had accepted portrait commissions that would keep him busy for months; for the ragged money he had hidden in the fireplace had made his need of work imperative.

He frowned, unable to understand at once the relevance of the ragged money and realized that Joan was sobbing into his shoulder the tale of an eavesdropping bartender and a doctor.