tuppence

It was like, Tuppence thought, going through into another world.

You were going to sell them at one and tuppence each.

And to think that calls was only tuppence for three minutes.

Tuppence was alone at the far, end of the beach.

Tuppence in the hall and went back into the room where he had come from.

So Tuppence decided to walk to the end of the street and back again.

I thought it likely that you might have,' said Tuppence.

He was content so far as Tuppence could see, to let his wife talk.

It must have been, thought Tuppence, a very short conversation.

The woman who had admitted Tuppence came into the room.

The outside, Tuppence thought, was much more attractive than the inside.

And Tuppence wondered whether in the end she would get anything.

Looking round him, he thought it was as though Tuppence had never been.

"That sort of thing would be good for you," said Tuppence.

I saw this house once from the train,' said Tuppence.

He took Tuppence by the arm, and walked her to the window.

I think that gave her a lot of pleasure too,' said Tuppence.

Tuppence was pressed now against the side of a big chair.

He turned to Tuppence at the close of the narration.

And I used to get a penny or tuppence sometimes to take it in.

That ought to suit you down to the ground, Tuppence.

"I have got a sort of an idea," said Tuppence.

He paused a minute, then turned to Tuppence with decision.

So we're looking at a policy fee of two pounds and tuppence.

Tuppence passed out of the church again and walked round it on the outside.