On the supposition that the Bible was completed in or soon after 1453 the difficulty becomes almost insuperable, for it is inconceivable that if Gutenberg had produced the book within a few months of receiving his second loan from Fust he should not, by the autumn of 1455, have paid his creditor a single guilder, either for principal or interest.
"Fine Books"
Alfred W. Pollard
"I shall have to call you to account some day, Harry," Fainacky said, with a frown; then, relapsing into his usual languid affectation of manner, he remarked, over his shoulder, to Mademoiselle Duval, "C'est un enfant," put away the ten-guilder piece in a gorgeous leather pocket-book, and left the room.
"'O Thou, My Austria!'"
Ossip Schubin
At every guilder that Constance spent on her swollen household, she felt the old man's rancour.
"Dr. Adriaan"
Louis Couperus