brass farthing

"Nothing here that anybody in his right mind would pay a brass farthing for."

What was there to show that he cared one brass farthing about her?

I had half wondered if we'd find some money, but there's not even a brass farthing in here."

If once they begin to suspect us, our lives will not be worth a brass farthing."

Their mother didn't care two brass farthings for them.

Such a thing could only occur to a functionary who has never had to put even a brass farthing into his own industry.

Have I asked you for a brass farthing?

He went inside the cave and in just a moment he was back with a single brass farthing.

That is to say, worth a brass farthing.

"I will not charge him a brass farthing.

"I suppose you haven't got a brass farthing, have you?"

Sam showed them his single brass farthing.

We don't owe your God a brass farthing, Charley boy.

Anyone can say that, but no one has yet got any head-money or gun-money out of it - not a brass farthing.

He'd beaten the ogre and won his treasure, but nobody was likely to take a single brass farthing as proof of that.

He wasn't dead anyway, but I wouldn't have bet a brass farthing on his chances of staying alive.

How fortunate, then, that there should be ready to hand a scapegoat for whom nobody in England can possibly care a brass farthing!"

The money, as I remember, was about thirteen shilling and some smooth groats and brass farthings.

Not a brass farthing!'

'I ain't got a brass farthing.

"A brass farthing."

'Do you think I'd take a brass farthing after what I've just told you?'

Tane was standing a little apart, as though he didn't care a brass farthing what she did, and probably he didn't.

Well, actually there's Tim Berners Lee, and he wouldn't accept a brass farthing for inventing the World Wide Web, itself.