| The confiding, if willing, dupe of aristocratic impecuniosity, Derues was a past master of the art of duping others. |
| The reader will be apt to recall the anecdote illustrative of Sheridan's impecuniosity. |
| A lopsided contest in which the challenger, by reason of impecuniosity, had to abandon his defence in the midstream of the trial would not lay the issue to rest. |
| There was a general laugh, for Charley Mansfield was notoriously in a general state of impecuniosity. |
| Nevertheless, this was also the special age of alchemists and of impecuniosity. |
| Harrison, in addition to his impecuniosity, had other peculiarities of which vanity was not the least. |
