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(1924) [MARC] Author: Robert Eugen Zachrisson - Tema: Textbooks for schools
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is called a shilling, but it is
worth a little less than one
krona (about 85 ore).
The penny (worth about 7
ore), the half-penny (3 l/2 ore),
and the farthing (*/4 penny)
are copper coins (coppers).
Twelve pennies are equal to
(make) a shilling.
The shilling is a silver coin.
Other silver coins are the
threepenny piece, the
sixpence, the florin or two-shilling
piece and the half-crown. The
half-crown is worth two
shillings and sixpence. — How
can you tell a florin from
half-a-crown? —A two-shilling piece
or florin has a cross on the
back, a half-crown has a shield.
Look well at your change
when you pay with
half-a-crown, so that they don’t
give you change for a florin.
The sovereign or pound, and
the half-soverign or ten-shilling
piece are gold coins. There are
twenty shillings in a pound.
Nowadays you seldom see a
gold coin. Bank notes are
used instead: ten-shilling notes,
one-pound notes, five-pound
notes and ten-pound notes.
Instead of writing three
pounds five shillings and
sixpence, one writes £ 3 5 s. 6 d.
(or £ 3—5—6). £ stands for
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iz k’åhld ĕ sj’iling, bet it iz
w’öhth ĕ litl 1’es dhĕn w’an
kr’ohnĕ (ĕb’aut eitif’aiv ’öhre).
Dhĕp’eni(w’öhth ĕb’auts’evn
’öhre). dhĕ h’eipĕni (thr’ih ĕnd
ĕ h’ahf ’öhre), ĕn dhĕ f’ahdhing
(w’an f’åhth ĕv ĕ p’eni) a k’åpĕ
kåinz (k’åpĕz). Tw’elv p’eniz a
’ihkwĕl to (m’eik) ĕ sj’iling.
Dhĕ sj’iling iz ĕ s’ilvĕ kåin.
’Adhĕ s’ilvĕ kåinz a dhĕ
thr’ipĕni pihs, dhĕ s’ikspĕns,
dhĕ fl’årin åh t’ohsjiling pihs,
ĕn dhĕ h’ahfkr’aun. Dhĕ
h’ahfkr’aun iz w’öhth t’oh sj’ilingz
ĕn s’ikspĕns. H’au ken jo
t’el ĕ fl’årin fråm h’ahfĕkr’aun?
E t’ohsjiling pihs åh fl’årin
häz ĕ kr’åhs ån dhĕ b’äk, ĕ
h’ahfkr’aun häz ĕ sj’ihld. L’ok
w’el ĕt jå tsj’einzj wen jo
p’ei widh h’ahfĕkr’aun, såo
dhĕt dhei d’åont giv jo tsj’einzj
får ĕ fl’årin.
Dhĕ s’åvrin åh p’aund ĕn
dhĕ h’ahfs’åvrin åh t’ensjiling
pihs a g’åold kåinz. Dhäĕr a
tw’enti sj’ilingz in ĕ p’aund.
N’auĕdeiz jo s’eldĕm s’ih ĕ
g’åold kåin. B’ängk nåots a
j’ohzd inst’ed: t’ensjiling nåots,
w’anpaund nåots, f’aivpaund
nåots ĕn t’enpaund nåots.
Inst’ed ĕv r’aiting thr’ih
p’aundz f’aiv sj’ilingz ĕn
s’ikspĕns wän r’aits: ’el thVih, f’aiv
’es, s’iks d’ih (åh ’el thr’ih,

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