Which preposition to use with pincushion
In the middle of the night Jot got out of bed softly and padded his way across to the bureau, to feel of the three five-dollar bills they had left together under the pincushion for a paper weight.
He, without looking round, completed the arrangement of his tie, looked at it earnestly for a moment, and said, "Have you got a pin about you?" "There is one in the pincushion on my table," she said; "but I think it's a black one.
When I sent Aunt Emilyfrom whom I have expectationsa pincushion at Christmas and she retaliated with a pen-wiper on New Year's Day, I thought that was the end of it.
One witness, Anne Thorne, testified that every night the pins went from her pincushion into her mouth.