1
The hall was filled to overflowing; one hundred guineas being taken in.
2
These permits sold for as much as sixty guineas in the Alley.
3
I inclose you three guineas; and shall soon settle all with you.
4
Mr. Smith gave him 100 guineas as the price of the poem.
5
Bianconi therefore began to buy up the hoarded-up guineas of the peasantry.
6
I knew how I was going to get the money-theforty guineas.
7
Her ladyship bought her only last spring; gave seventy guineas for her.
8
The guineas were paid down faster than the clerks could count them.
9
It was a nice little flat-three and a half guineas a week.
10
Finally we settled upon eight guineas for both names-stillan exorbitant price.
11
Everyone will desire English guineas, as they desire Pieces of Eight now.
12
I would lay fifty guineas the letter was of his own writing.
13
Grenville was as liberal of words as he was sparing of guineas.
14
Every pint is worth its weight in guineas to a rich man.
15
His state of mind might even lead him to make it guineas.
16
And he counted out of his ragged pockets a handful of guineas.
