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At the rate thou goest on, thou wouldst not get sixpence to-night.
2
Got sixpence yesterday for minding a cab and carrying a couple of parcels.
3
Aunt Ellen got sixpence each for hers at the bazaar.'
4
You starve me for money, until I haven't got sixpence to bless myself with.
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I tell you, I haven't got sixpence to spend on subscriptions to anything or anybody.
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But 'aven't you got sixpence, mother?
7
He was only getting sixpence-halfpenny an hour and if he hadn't earned a bob he hadn't earned nothing!
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Where he once got sixpence.
9
Those who got sixpence-halfpenny drew £1.1.8.
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"I've got sixpence," Tim hastened to remind everybody.
11
"If we charge what it appears to be worth, we'd be lucky to get sixpence," he admitted.
12
It turned out she'd got sixpence and a few half-pence-nota farthing more, and too proud to ask help from any one of her friends.
13
"'Ain't you got sixpence?" she asked.
14
"You'd get sixpence a day, perhaps," said Miss Benson, "and who would take care of baby, I should like to know?