I rose from the table and everybody thought I was going to beat a retreat, but I took out another purse and put a hundred sequins on one card, going second, with paroli, seven, and the va.
If you can prove that I will pay you a hundred sequins.
They then took their leave, followed by Hindbad, who had once more received a hundred sequins, and with the rest had been bidden to return next day for the story of the fifth voyage.
When Sindbad had done speaking his guests withdrew, Hindbad having first received a hundred sequins, but all returned next day to hear the story of the seventh voyage, Sindbad thus began.
Sindbad then gave him a hundred sequins, and hence-forward counted him among his friends; also he caused him to give up his profession as a porter, and to eat daily at his table that he might all his life remember Sindbad the Sailor.
We went to him, and he greeted me thus: "I have won; for a hundred sequins I can have the fair nun!
I dressed myself hastily, giving no more thoughts to love, my only comfort being that I had still two hours to get the indispensable boat, should it cost me a hundred sequins.
I repeat, if you don't speak to her, I shall hold myself to have lost a hundred sequins, or a thousand if you like.
Only once and that was enough, but I can have her whenever I like for a hundred sequins.
There will be a reward of a hundred sequinsto him who traces the owner.
Something was said, illustrious Signore, of a hundred sequins; but my mind taketh little heed of such particulars when the good of Venice is in question.
Before we sat down to table I gave her a present of a hundred sequins, which made her look a little more cheerful.
It had not cost me much trouble to resolve to chance the loss of a hundred sequins, but beyond that I wanted some value for my money.
The horse was a fine dappled bay, and was priced at forty Piedmontese pistoles--about a hundred sequins.
When Sindbad had done speaking his guests withdrew, Hindbad having first received a hundred sequins, but all returned next day to hear the story of the seventh voyage.
Sindbad then gave him a hundred sequins, and henceforward counted him among his friends; also he caused him to give up his profession as a porter, and to eat daily at his table that he might all his life remember Sindbad the Sailor.
He gave a new present of a hundred sequins to Hindbad, whom he prayed to return next day at the same hour to dine with him, and to hear the story of his fifth voyage.
The caliph made the grand vizier pay him a hundred sequins immediately, and sent him away.
I have often been told that these jewels are worth more than a hundred sequins.
The jewelry is worth at least a hundred sequins, and the tax certainly does not amount to more.
A hundred sequins," cried she, with sparkling eyes.
I was sitting down to dinner when Medini came in cursing Zen and Zanovitch, whom he accused of being the authors of his misfortune, and of refusing to give him a hundred sequins, without which he could not possibly go.
The worthy Mardocheus begged him to give me a hundred sequins in case I needed any money, adding that any politeness shewn to me would be as if shewn to himself.
When they arrived I gave a bookseller the agency, and in a fortnight I had made a hundred sequins.
After supper, Medini asked the chevalier to give him his revenge, and Manucci asked me to lend him a hundred sequins.
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