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Example sentences for "five shillings"

  • Money I knew now told much, and I gave to her who had never perhaps had five shillings to call her own.

  • I had had the three women at a cost of five shillings; such luck never occurred to me before, or since.

  • She paid I think but twenty-five shillings a week for her board and lodging together.

  • A shilling a feel, or a look at the nudity, and for half-a-crown to five shillings at the outside for complete enjoyment was a tariff generally accepted.

  • It was during this exodus or hegira, I think, that I was excommunicated by old Mr. James, of Lansoar, because I was loafing at home instead of living on five shillings a week in London.

  • They were very kind; they offered me twenty-five shillings a week to stay, but I thanked them and said no.

  • So I looked about me, and through the favour of a friend I got a little teaching of small children at twenty-five shillings a week.

  • They could have one double room for twenty-five shillings a week each, and five shillings extra for the baby, or they could have two single rooms for a pound a week more.

  • Philip agreed, and it happened that Mildred knew of a boarding-house at Kemp Town where they would not be charged more than twenty-five shillings a week each.

  • Well, sir, some give me two and sixpence and some give me five shillings.

  • My informant told me that lambs in early autumn were worth from thirty-five shillings to two pounds when fit to kill.

  • After they had spent the toil of years on improvement, their rents were raised to seven and sixpence per acre, five shillings at one rise; then it was raised to ten shillings; the next rise was to fifteen shillings and then to twenty.

  • He was only a laborer himself, the farmer he worked for was paying fifty-five shillings an acre for part of his farm and L3 for the rest.

  • For example, if a hatter sells a dozen of hats for five shillings apiece, which amounts to three pounds, and receives the payment in Wood's coin, he really receives only the value of five shillings.

  • I should like to do so, and certainly no one who is a judge can call this bonnet dear at thirty-five shillings; it never was made for the money.

  • The present duty on colonial timber, he said, amounted to ten shillings a load, and on Baltic timber fifty-five shillings.

  • He had during the day been planning various means to procure the release of his legs from the bondage of his chains, and now having forty-five shillings in his possession, he attempted to procure a hammer.

  • I, however, took the liberty of subscribing his name to my memorial, by way of sanction, and gave his charity credit for a donation of five shillings.

  • Because you said it would be five shillings extra.

  • It makes me feel as if I had hurt you for the sake of five shillings.

  • It's five shillings extra: but it's worth it.

  • Tickets downstairs at the office, sir, five shillings: ladies half price if accompanied by a gentleman.

  • Pluck from the memory a rooted sorrow:" with gas, five shillings extra.

  • Tickets to be delivered at the place of performance at Five Shillings each, the Concert to begin exactly at six a Clock, and no Tickets will be delivered after Five the Day of performance.

  • With this sum of thirty-five shillings in English money, and consisting of two Dutch ducats and five Prussian dollars, I started to tramp the two hundred miles between Hamburg and Berlin.

  • The admission for the view on that day will be five shillings each, to be distributed by the Lord Mayor in charity; after which the kitchen will be closed, M.

  • Referring to it, a Dublin journal exclaims--"Five shillings each to see paupers feed!

  • Five shillings each to watch the burning blush of shame chasing pallidness from poverty's wan cheek!

  • Now Alexandra had little more than five shillings in her purse.

  • How do you expect us to do it on thirty-five shillings a week, Mr. De Freyne?

  • But sure, twenty-five shillings is something, and I'd be in favour of taking it, so I would.

  • An out-of-work benefit of twenty-five shillings a week struck her as a capital thing, likely to become very popular.

  • They would receive much larger wages, the almost incredible sum of twenty-five shillings a week, from the Government.

  • It is doubtful whether she could have got twenty-five shillings a week if she had.

  • It even struck her that an Irish republic, had such a thing really come into being, might not have been able to offer the citizens the glorious chance of a weekly pension of twenty-five shillings.

  • My fee is half a guinea a visit," he said, softly; "five shillings if you come to me.

  • He was so vague and so delicate that Mrs. Pullen misunderstood him, and fancying that he was trying to borrow half a crown, made him a present of five shillings.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    dark room; fifty cents; five cards; five centimes; five copies; five dollars; five drops; five guineas; five hundred; five hundred years ago; five inches; five leagues; five letters; five members; five minutes; five ounces; five pairs; five per; five pound; five shillings; five versts; five weeks; five were; five yards; round the mulberry bush; transverse section