fourpence

It's very hard to work lad for fourpence a day.

He supplied me with money - fourpence a week to be precise.

So I'd to go to the washing racks for fourpence a day.

"I never thought you'd work lad for fourpence a day."

He paid about fourpence if he could get away with it.

After that, so long as he was at school, he spent his fourpence on the little girl.

I explained our system of shares, which he had not understood; and fourpence would make him happy.

Cotton could be bought in Charleston for fourpence a pound.

These cost only fourpence a pound and no doubt were a good means to provide longer life to footwear.

The message at the other end has been distorted to produce send three and fourpence, he is going to a dance'.

The whole discrepancy only amounts to seven pounds fifteen and fourpence.

We're bound down to slavery for fourpence a day.

I can live now on fourpence a day.

"That'll be fourpence, miss, and I'll call you when it's your stop.

That leaves us a profit of ninety-two pounds, two and fourpence.

He does, however, pay Jim fourpence a month to keep watch for "a seafaring man with one leg".

Well, that was that; fourpence lighter, and nothing to show for it.

The value of a ducat was about nine shillings and fourpence.

The different taxes upon small beer amount to one shilling and fourpence a barrel.

It was usually threepence ha'penny or fourpence for a single cigar.

In the morning a further pint of coffee was served and the traveller sent off with fourpence.

In total, John spent £2,291, three shillings and fourpence on the castle.

Consequently, I was poorer by fourpence each week.

Apart from my fourpence a week, his brothers likewise never ever saw a penny from him.

Nor fourpence short of it, either, thought Cassie grimly.