I looked at myself in the little gilt mirror over the mantel-piece.

Djali raised his little gilt hoof, and struck six blows on the tambourine.

The little gilt gallery was in disorder, Sally Slater having spent the afternoon there.

A little gilt clock over her typewriter-desk lay in fragments.

On leaving the church we bought a little gilt crucifix.

She glanced nervously at the little gilt clock that was ticking quietly over the fireplace.

Shirley arose and glanced at the little gilt clock.

It bore over the door a little gilt sign which read simply, "Sato's."

He took a wax-match from a little gilt stand on the mantelpiece and lighted two flaring lamps.

A flower freshly plucked, one would say-a brown-and-yellowflower, with a little gilt butterfly fluttering over it.

That horrible little gilt and velvet salon!

I saw the gray clouds turn pink, and the little gilt clock in the crack between the houses.

There were rows of little gilt chairs against the walls filled with dolls in stiff satins and brocades.

He wore a little gilt pince-nez.

I have ordered a little gilt shrine for it, and mean to wear it for a locket; a shirt-pig.

Nat's wedding-present to me was a wood-carving of the 'One-Legged Dancers'-theone which stands on the little gilt table.