I haven't touched my allowance since I've been here, and papa gave me ten dollars more than usual this month.
There isn't any place to spend money here but at the grocery and meat shop, and it's burning a hole in my purse.

Only four dollars for all of us.

That isn't very much." "Only four dollars," thought Betty, lifting startled eyes, and thinking of the five nickels with which she had set forth on her journey.

It seemed a fortune.
"Say that you will go," insisted Eugenia.

"I'll think you're mean things if you don't, for it will give me more pleasure to take you than anything I can possibly think of." "Yes, I'll be glad to go," said Joyce.