She boarded a Seventh Avenue street-car, extracting the ten-cent piece from her purse with a great show of well-being, sat back against the carpet-covered, lengthwise seat, her red hands, with the cut forefinger bound in rag, folded over her waist.

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At six o'clock Fourteenth Street pours up from its basements, down from its lofts, and out from its five-and-ten-cent stores, shows, and arcades, in a great homeward torrenta sweeping torrent that flows full flush to the Subway, the Elevated, and the surface car, and then spreads thinly into the least pretentious of the city's homesthe five flights up, the two rooms rear, and the third floor back.

In other words there are a thousand persons occupying fifty cent seats that haven't paid their half dollar.

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One is Federal grand jury and the other is ten-cent magazine.

"Then just give me a five-cent stamp to aim at yer, and yer won't ketch it onc't," replied the boyish trifler.

Send 2 cents postage for each pamphlet.

Cent vingt long.

Cent phrases pour eventail.

Ten cent love, by Maysie Greig, pseud.

It is my duty to acquaint you with an arrangement made by the Bank of the United States with a portion of the holders of the 3 per cent stock, by which the Government will be deprived of the use of the public funds longer than was anticipated.

(Five cent pocket series, no. 427) © 14Oct23, A762597.

grande et forte; mais il n'y subsiste plus maintenant que trois cent maisons situées à l'une de ses extrémités, et assez loin de la marine.

POZERSKI, EDOUARD. Trois cent soixante-quinze menus, 365 recettes, by Edouard de Pomiane, pseud.

SEE Walker, John B. Half cent collection.

"Very likely you don't," said Jarley; "but if I smoked one of your two-and-a-half-cent grocery cigars in this house, you'd see the point in a minute.

SIÈCLE, m., période de cent ans.

Polly obeyed her; but as she glanced at the cheap little five-cent valentines the clerk put before her, she shook her head disdainfully.

Vraiment! dit l'oncle, et qu'avez-vous rêvé?Que vous me donniez cinq cents francs.

Now this high born, wholesale soul-seller doubtless despises the retail 'soul-drivers' who give him their custom, and so does the wholesale grocer, the drizzling tapster who sneaks up to his counter for a keg of whiskey to dole out under a shanty in two cent glasses; and both for the same reason.

All the cities and towns, great and small, printed one, two, three, six and one fourth, twelve and one half, twenty-five, and fifty-cent tickets, and sold them to the people for bank notes.

There was four dollars and eighty cents charges on 'em!" A gleam, which the cowboys misunderstood, came into Parker's eyes.

Nous étions partis de Balbec deux heures avant le jour, et notre caravane étoit compsée de quatre à cinq cents personnes, et de six ou sept cents chameaux et mulets, parce qu'elle portoit beaucoup d'épices.

"It worries me to see a $150 vase used for a purpose that a fifty-cent calico bag would serve quite as well.