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He said to them, "Empty it, by all means, but leave an old man his humble bag so that he might gather a coin or two in future. "

Usually their parents will put a coin or two inside it and part of the fun is to see who finds it.

Just think how much time you save now by paying for things with a coin or bill.

A big iron kettle was set out at a Liverpool landing, and folks would toss in a coin or two to help the poor.

Any piece of currency (either a coin or folded note ) is dropped inside the Wonder Box through the slit in the top.

Yes, and we sometimes we put a coin or candy in the dumplings. The person who eats it will have good luck. Quite like a fortune cookie.

If you miss holding a cigarette in your hand, use some other object instead--like a pencil, paper clip, coin or toothpick.

Tellico - This KDE app comes with handy templates for managing your book, wine, video game, coin, or stamp collection.

If a small child swallows a coin or some other hard thing, as sometimes happens, the doctor will take an X-ray photograph.

as a noun it is a small coin , or else a thing or person of no great consequence.

Cash is money in the form of coin or negotiable paper.

Local telephone may in any phone call phone, with a coin or both.

Room, you'd say, for a silver coin or a beetle bug.

This will be used as the basis for the coin, or, in this case, medal.

See: currency A coin or note worth one dollar.

In public places, it can be operated by a coin or token.

Would you have an obligation to flip a coin or would there be something morally obtuse if you didn't rush to save your child?

A coin or note worth one dollar.

Websites such as ebay let them pursue hobbies such as coin or stamp collecting.

If a friend gives you a knife, you should give him a coin, or your friendship will soon be broken.

inscription on a coin or medal