1.But I can give you more than 2 pence. '

可以给你多于便士钱。”

2.The next morning brought Elinor a letter by the two-penny post from Lucy herself.

第二天早上，埃莉诺用便士邮费给露西送来了封信。机翻

3.He walked heavily to the counter and stood jiggling the two pennies, the nickel, and the dime in his palm.

他沉重地走到柜台， 站在那里晃动着手掌中便士、五分硬币角硬币。机翻

4.OK, so Holly and Michael are here with me in the studio to throw in their two pence worth on what's the best way for Niamh to start contributing towards her long-term investment goals.

好，霍莉迈克尔起在工作室里投入了他们便士，以了解尼亚姆开始为她投资目标做出贡献最佳方式。机翻

5.'Well, Mr. Harthouse, I know I have. How else was I to get it? Here's old Bounderby always boasting that at my age he lived upon twopence a month, or something of that sort.

“好吧，哈特豪斯先生，知道有。还有什么办法得到它？庞得贝老头总是吹嘘说，在这个年纪，他每月靠便士或类似东西度日。机翻

6.’Just then the girl dropped her cloak，and her long hair fell on to the shoulders of her red jacket. Gabriel recognized the girl of the yellow cart and the mirror，the girl who owed him twopence.

" 姑妈，想她很快会好，" 年轻些那个女人说。" 早晨可以再来喂她。多可惜，来这里路上把帽子丢了！" 就在这个时候，姑娘脱掉了斗篷，头发披在她红色上衣肩上。盖伯瑞尔认出这个姑娘就是坐在黄色马车上照镜子姑娘，那个欠他便士姑娘。

7." He thinks with me, " said Dorothea to herself, " or rather, he thinks a whole world of which my thought is but a poor twopenny mirror. And his feelings too, his whole experience — what a lake compared with my little pool" !

多萝西娅自言自语道， “或者更确切地说， 他思考着整个世界， 而思想只是面可怜便士镜子。还有他感受， 他整个经历——与小池塘相比， 这简直是个湖泊。 ” ！机翻