Polidori recorded the gist of it in his diary: Shelley had "gone through much misery, thinking he was dying; married a girl for the mere sake of letting her have the jointure that would accrue to her; recovered; found he could not agree; separated; paid Godwin's debts, and seduced his daughter; then wondered that he would not see him..."...
Creditors were still hounding her, and with the interest and late charges that were accruing on her accounts, her debt more than doubled, to about $15,000.
The story was that Rita Pynoos, the wife of a Beverly Hills businessman, Morris Pynoos, was talking to other wealthy Clinton supporters about contributing $5,000 each so Hillary could have all the things she never had a chance to accrue during her years in public housing.
Note that on the informed desire view the subject must actually have the desires in question for well-being to accrue to her.
When Citibank tried to telephone her about her accrued annual interest in her savings account, she didn't answer.
She used academic prizemoney and savings accrued from her frugal lifestyle to pay off her student loan.
She had taken the news in silence, nodding almost imperceptibly as if listening to the litany of one of her patients' symptoms, her mind constructing and dismantling various possibilities as the information accrued, but her fingers had begun to work.
Ms. Isbin recorded it early in her career as well, but this performance combines the unimpeachable technical precision that has always been one of her hallmarks and an interpretive warmth that has accrued to her playing more gradually.
Ms. Dolezal is a white woman, who made choices, who used and is still using every bit of her white privilege to maintain the power and elite status she has accrued from her deception.
As she accrued jobs, her style and influence spread, she recounted.
