Her workbag lay on the table, partly open.

I braided their soft fine silk for hair, and gave them blankets as various as the scraps I found in my mother's workbag.

She began to fumble in the pretty workbag she carried.

Not satisfied with what she had done, and noticing that his shoes were old and worn, she took out of her beaded workbag a pair of splendidly worked moccasins, and put them on his feet.

If I drown the blue dress and the black shoes and stockings and the red dress and the brown shoes and stockings, I can write to Hannah Straight Tree, for she will not let me speak to her: 'Now you see I truly am not vain, for I have put the Christmas clothes for Susie in my workbag, and a stone, so it would sink, and I have drowned them in the airhole in the middle of the river.'

One day when her mother had given her some plums she observed that Sarah did not eat them, but put them all into her little workbag to carry them to school.

The dress was made by Mrs. Hill, of New Salem, and the reticule or workbag will be readily recognized by those who have any recollection of the early days.

The lost scissors were all the time quietly resting at the bottom of Miss Wilkeson's workbag, and she knew it.

They were knitting, and every one had a square velvet workbag.

"Look at Mrs. Dexter," she said; "I put the mice in her workbag.

He hastily brought chairs, and placed them near Mrs. Hepburn, who seized her spectacles, which were on a silk workbag beside her, scanned us through them, and exclaimed, "Ah ha!