for two pins

She was so tired that for two pins she'd have taken the day off work.

For two pins I'd send them all crashing to the bottom.

"For two pins I'd get up and go back to the flat."

For two pins I'd send this lot home and have you all to myself.'

This was her half-brother, and for two pins she would have hugged him.

You know, for two pins I'd get myself a horse and a sword."

The driver wound down his window and cursed him, adding that for two pins he'd tell the police.

For two pins, I'd tell him what I think of him!

"For two pins I'd bum your precious cottage down if it wasn't already gone!"

'Yes, and for two pins you'd ask him to tea!

For two pins I'd go up and slap your ukulele in the face.'

For two pins he'd have put stripy umbrellas outside.

Looked as though, for two pins, she'd have chipped in,' replied Hemingway briefly.

I thought, for two pins I'd say to you, at least my mum and dad was married and are still together."

Fact, for two pins I'd have taken the joint out of the oven and put me 'ead in instead.

For two pins I'd walk out of here and Parliament could whistle for its report.

For two pins I'd turn and run."

"For two pins, I'd go with you," said Douglas.

"For two pins I'd clear out," said Tony.

For two pins she wouldn't go, knowing even as she thought it that of course she would go.

Everyone's fairy godmother, for two pins.

'For two pins I'd leave them to themselves!'

For Two Pins is a 1914 silent comedy film featuring Oliver Hardy.

"For two pins I shan't go to Rodney's wedding."

I just stood there solid as a rock and this feller looked at me as if to say, 'For two pins.'