Even with this linguistic challenge, the volume more than repays the reader.
Table 3 shows that labourers were mainly repaid with loans of capital goods.
In other words, he repaid to his accuser all the costs of his own prosecution.
The following years he voluntarily repaid his creditors' losses and continued his business as before.
You would have known right off that the debt was never to be repaid ' ' (40).
When interest rates fall again, the value of bonds rises and the policy holder sells the bonds and repays the loan.
However, the work of following the close textual analysis is amply repaid for those with enough interest in the historiographical issues to make the effort.
An individual bank might want to do that but, when they repaid, some other bank would borrow.
