Stories from old-fashioned children's books brought together and introduced to the reader (1900)
Tuer, Andrew White, 1838-1900 · London : The Leadenhall Prefs, Ltd. · leaf 361
Twenty Pence is ish. and Sd.This in paper out I laid. HARRISS CABINET. Thirty Pence is 2sh. and 6d.NNhich I for a (irammar paid. Forty Pence is 3sh. and 4d. This I spent in going to School. Fifty Icm e is 4sli. and 2d..And with this I bought a rule. Sixty Pence is just fsh. Master this in entrance… … Eighty Pence is 6sh. and 8d.This is just a lawyers fee. Ninety Pence is /sh. and 6d.Which you all may plainly see. 342 PETER THE GREAT. One-hundred Pence is 8sh. and 4d,This I lent to Cousin Ben. And as he wanted gsh. and zd.I sent him the other Ten. He wrote to have it made losh. And then I gave…
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