1
Mention of the deformity made him think of Henrik Thorvald-sen's crooked spine.
2
Through a window I looked across at the statue of Sun Yat-sen.
3
The retail portion of the offer was priced at 88 sen each.
4
Last time you came you did not mean sen to help him.
5
But who would invest another sen in a girl who runs away?
6
Bes' pray de Lord, and mebbe He sen' his angel, some time.
7
So he sen' Missis Duck fus, an' dey said, Can you sing?
8
No wonder the fare was cheap; it cost only three sen.
9
Of this sum she handed to a fellow-villager whom she trusted 20 sen.
10
The house rent, I understood, was nine yen and fifty sen.
11
He steered onto Sun Yat-sen, turned left, and pedaled toward the drum tower.
12
This one sen and a half has become a barrier between us two.
13
We two were cursed with this one sen and a half.
14
I've paid five yen and sixty sen up to to-day for eight days.
15
Iver sen fadther deed it's bin janglin atwixt mother an Hubert.
16
Den dey sen' off for Peafowl, but Peafowl would not go.
