Examples of using Farthing in English and their translations into Hebrew
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which make a farthing.
which make a farthing.
loses gold from his house or a precious pearl, does he not find it by means of a wick worth a farthing?
Dandy's Fast Foods"? I can't see intellectual Farthing or health nut Gale eating there.
the penny and the farthing.
during a wretched existence, and of which, at last, not one farthing was left for my unhappy descendants.
Born and raised in North London, Farthing has described his childhood as"lovely".[5]
during a wretched existence, and of which, at last, not one farthing was left for my unhappy descendants.
to fund day-to-day purchases, witnessed by the large number of farthing tokens in circulation in the 1660s.
The death of Queen Anne thwarted attempts to issue her farthing, but the need for a copper coinage was no less after the accession of King George I(1714- 1727).
Not a farthing will you have from me," exclaims our sturdy Independent;"even did I believe in the doctrines of your church(which I do not), I should still rebel against your interference; and, if you take my property, it shall be by force
Queen Elizabeth I, mainly due to the fact that the silver farthing had simply become too small to be struck, following successive reductions in the weight of silver in the coin, and far too easy to lose.
10 farthings.
You owe me three farthings, say the bells of St. Martin's.".
Unlike the larger coins, farthings did not contain their value in metal.
Sure, but I bet she's worth a few more farthings now, say, if you wanted to sell her?
They sold her to a trader for threepence, three farthings, and he put her in a bigger cage and sold her to London Zoo for 300 guineas.
If it was worthless, you wouldn't offer me even 10 farthings.
Are not five sparrows sold for two farthings, and not one of them is forgotten before God?
The tin farthings had an inscription NVMMORVM FAMVLVS- a subsidiary coinage- plus the date on the edge rather than on the reverse.