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Meanings of few trinkets in English
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Usage of few trinkets in English
1
Was this poor woman killed for the sake of her few trinkets?
2
Some time ago you returned by express a few trinkets.
3
She chose some ribbons, some lace, and a few trinkets.
4
I'm off to bag a few trinkets, maybe I'll work the mezzanine at Bloomingdale's.
5
He's given us a king's ransom for a few trinkets and a little food!
6
Some singers of the village paid me a visit; I gave them a few trinkets.
7
For a few trinkets I get regular shipments.
8
There were in it a package of old letters, various articles of clothing, a few trinkets, etc.
9
He tided over the interval by selling the few trinkets which he had inherited from his father.
10
Dear Mrs. Meredith.- Iamsending you the few trinkets which James gave to me in happier days.
11
Then, landing, he approached the canoes, placed in them a few trinkets, and withdrew to a distance.
12
If so, they'd missed a few trinkets.
13
The few trinkets that belonged to Mrs. Morton had been parted with in the depth of her poverty.
14
There were the miniatures of her parents-thatof her mother very girlish indeed-anda few trinkets and books.
15
I went to see him with forty liters of gasoline, the last I had, and a few trinkets.
16
In order to quiet the Japanese, they gave them a sword, and a few trinkets of no particular value.
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