He shall never have a guinea from me while I live.

When you tell me she is safe, you shall have a guinea apiece.

Mr. Twemlow, I think I ought to have a guinea.

But George said he would rather have a guinea.

But come, don't be downhearted; there's a little more gold yet in Golconda; I have a guinea or two left.

She had a guinea and eight shillings; that would be plenty.

Have you ever had a guinea pig, Sam? He shook his head, duly impressed with her.

You said you had a guinea pig!

'O no, father,' said Mary: 'it is long since we had a guinea.'

"But I cannot have a guinea fowl for my child!" she exclaimed.

We had a guinea pig.

If I had a guinea, I could put it in between two half-pence and nobody would know anything about it.

And we always take care that he has a guinea in his pocket, and goes out like a real nobleman.

'If you are expeditious,' said he to George, 'you will have a guinea for your industry.

The horse was borrowed or hired, but he had a guinea in his pocket, and he felt very grown up and grand.

"Come, you shall have a guinea," said I, getting the money out of my pocket.