Meanings of little brooch in English

A little brooch would be the proper thing to fasten it with.

I open the purse and tip the little brooch into my hand.

See here, I have brought a little brooch along with me.

She gave me an elegant little brooch that she didn't want any longer.

In the case reposed a little brooch- acircletof pearls.

Have you no little brooch, darling, to keep that collar straight at the neck?

I'm going to fasten it with this little brooch.

Till she had thrown that little brooch into the sea, she had been persistently unlucky at play.

She has lost the little brooch I gave her for a keepsake on the day before her marriage.

In the midst of hatpins at various angles he saw the little brooch which had disappeared from the death-chamber.

He produced the little brooch from his pocket and placed it on the table beside the revolver and the handkerchief.

Grace and Madaline were still in the tenderfoot class, and wore the little brooch at the neck of their blouses.

Presently the woman stepped up close to the canoe, reached out and touched the little brooch at the girl's throat.

The thought of the note and the plan and the little brooch kept Kathleen in a fairly good humor on her walk to school.

Molly opened the unlucky drawer, and after a minute or two's fumbling extracted from its depths a little brooch which she handed to grandmother.

All had been tended as carefully as if I had been at home, and I saw Elfrida's little brooch shining where I had pinned it.