Meanings of gilded idol in English

And I could put her in jes as well with the gilded idol.'

She don't want no gilded idol, and she don't want no king conch-shell.

Sickles,' he cried, 'I'll put it plainer to you: supposing you couldn't get the gilded idol?'

I might like to be a gilded idol myself, if I had the right person to worship me.

She did not stir to greet me; only transferred her stare from the gilded idol to dusty and ungilded me.

When night comes on, we light two hanging lamps of religious symbolism, which burn till daylight, before our gilded idol.

Twice she has stepped forth from the citadel, laden with the gilded idol of Oscar, a naked, sword- wielding demigod.

When night closes in, we light two hanging lamps of a religious character, which burn till morn, before our gilded idol.

The atmosphere was much less stale, however, but there was something repellent about the great gilded idol smiling eternally from his pedestal beside the door.

She'd be jes as well satisfied to see me a-settin' up on the mantelpiece as if the gilded idol or the king conch-shell was there.'

'Not with the gilded idol and the king conch-shell both on board-no ,notI!'

Fires blazed upon the floor; the row of gilded idols came out of the shadow and shone in all their splendor.