Hardly a Mormon woman had not given up to it some trinket or pin-money; the poorest Mormon man had at least served the tenth part of his year on its walls; and the coarsest artisan could turn to it with something of the ennobling attachment an artist has for his own creation.

Small as my personal regard is for you, a note penned in three lines would have brought you back your trinket.

Her bonnet is the firmament, The universe her shoe, The stars the trinkets at her belt, Her dimities of blue.

He was one of those who think it's Easier to gather trinkets Silver watch or golden chain, Purse or bag or châtelaine; So that at the age of thirty, Though his clothes were old and dirty, Yet there were no flies upon Edward, as you'll see anon. Just before the Mons Retreat He emerged upon the street From His Majesty's Hotel, Where they'd kept him safe and well, Gratis.

"Here is a case containing trinkets of value," added Balthazar.

The baron's face darkened; he made an angry gesture as if he would dash the trinket to the floor.

"This is the first time in my life I have been able to make presents," she frankly told the ladies of the Court, as she distributed among them her newly got trinkets.

" Maud dropped her trinkets, and seizing two corners of the sash, she opened it, in a way to exhibit its freshness and beauty.

Alles will di bschauen, und Alles will di bigrüsse, Und di fründlig Herz git alle fründligi Rede: 'Chömmet ihr ordlige Thierli, do hender, esset und trinket!

Little Mr. Isaac Cohensohn, of the brocade shop, made a search, but could not find the missing trinket.

As he handed the trinket to its owner, I could not help seeing that it held the miniature of a lovely child, not more than four years old.

But because he chattered most freely, and told his little book a great many secrets which it were not well for the world to know, he concealed everything in shorthand,and here again he was like the blue jay, which carries off and hides every bright trinket it discovers.

She kept her trinkets in it.

The cap'en he scooted round into one port an' another arter his own business,down to Caraccas, into Rio; and when we'd rounded the Horn and was nigh about dead of cold an' short rations, and hadn't killed but three whales, we put into Valparaiso to get vittled, and there I laid hold o' this little trinket of a chain, and spliced Hetty's ring on to't, lest I should be stranded somewheres and get rid of it onawares.

He then told her, for the first time, something of his story, and left with her at parting a small coffer containing his decorations, a few trinkets that had been his mother's, and his swordthe badge of his nobility.

These affiches must have been numerous; for all the girls in Rome who lost a trinket, or a pet bird, or a lap-dog, took this mode of angling in the great ocean of the public for the missing articles.

So dearly do women love their trinkets, that I believe, though he never knew it, Tom Ryfe was more than once within an ace of gaining the prize he longed for, simply from Maud's disinclination to part with her jewels.

Curious vases adorned the hall and side-board; and numberless quaint trinkets, whose use the villagers could not even imagine, gave to the richly-furnished rooms an air of Oriental magnificence.

Man offers trinkets, Iwreaths and plumes of smoke!

He had tolerated Pevensey, had indeed been prepared to purchase him much as he would have ordered any other expensive trinket or knickknack which Patricia desired.

Mistress Pauncefort opened a casket with a spring lock, in which she placed some trinkets of her mistress.

"Did Armida possess any trinket in the form of a little enameled crosslike a miniature cross of cavaliere?"

but she was in the least likely to recognise the trinket; in any case he would paint it out at the first opportunity.

The caciques in our own time regard these trinkets as sacred.

Round these the others danced, being naked to their waists, and having round their middle many trinkets tied with skins; and some had the tails of beasts hanging down behind them.