1 She looked up at him languidly, as though her lids were weighted with sleep and it cost her an effort to raise them.
2 And then her rage broke, the same rage that drove Gerald to murder and other Irish ancestors to misdeeds that cost them their necks.
3 The war didn't seem to be a holy affair, but a nuisance that killed men senselessly and cost money and made luxuries hard to get.
4 The butcher shops carried almost no beef and very little mutton, and that mutton cost so much only the rich could afford it.
5 "It would cost about two thousand dollars, Confederate money," he said with a grin at her woebegone expression.
6 It was a bold stroke and it would have cost the South dearly, except for Forrest.
7 Beef, pork and butter cost thirty-five dollars a pound, flour fourteen hundred dollars a barrel, soda one hundred dollars a pound, tea five hundred dollars a pound.
8 Shoes cost from two hundred to eight hundred dollars a pair, depending on whether they were made of "cardboard" or real leather.
9 Living or dead, she could not fail him, no matter what the cost.
10 And that lack of fear has gotten me into a lot of trouble and cost me a lot of happiness.
11 It must have cost a pretty penny.
12 The war in which he had served so conscientiously had wrecked his health, cost him his fortune and made him an old man.
13 But the peace he gained was hollow, only an outward semblance, for he had purchased it at the cost of everything he held to be right in married life.
14 I've ridden hard and it'll cost me my skin if I don't get out of here quick, but it was worth it.
15 But for all her labor and sacrifice and resourcefulness, her small beginnings purchased at so great a cost might be snatched away from her at any minute.