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pay down

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pay down
vb
(Business / Commerce) (adverb) to pay (a sum of money) at the time of purchase as the first of a series of instalments


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Or else, what is much better, I deliver him up to King Charles, who, having no longer either a general or an army to fear, nor a diplomatist to trick him, will restore himself, and when once restored, will pay down to me the hundred thousand crowns in question.
Didn't I pay down twelve hundred dollars, cash, for all there is inside yer old cussed black shell?
In spite of my riches I shall not, however, give up trade till I have amassed a capital of a hundred thousand drachmas, when, having become a man of much consideration, I shall request the hand of the grand-vizir's daughter, taking care to inform the worthy father that I have heard favourable reports of her beauty and wit, and that I will pay down on our wedding day 3 thousand gold pieces.
 
 
 
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