1
An thou wilt do this favour by me, see here another golden ducat is thine.
2
Do this and I'll give you a golden ducat.
3
With the Devil's help the older brother won the third golden ducat which was all the money the younger one had.
4
Heinsius bought me for a hundred golden ducats.
5
Without a word the younger brother took out one of his golden ducats and handed it over.
6
The old woman demanded another hundred golden ducats, and then proceeded to carry out the magician's wishes.
7
So they began to outbid him until the price offered the poor man reached one hundred golden ducats.
8
The second time, because you cursed the mound over which you stumbled, which is full of golden ducats.
9
He avows being indebted to Lombardo da Serigo 134 golden ducats, advanced for the expenses of his house.
10
Be off with you now or I'll take from you even these three golden ducats and the horse!
11
"Well," said one of them, "I'll give you one golden ducat for it."
12
However, I'll give you three golden ducats and a horse on condition that you clear out and never come back.
13
One thousand golden ducats!
14
Three feet below the surface his spade hit something that proved to be a big iron pot chock-full of golden ducats.
15
"One hundred golden ducats not enough for one red hair!"
16
The King gave the old woman some golden ducats and begged her to prepare another dish for the Prince on the morrow.