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Meanings of little trinket in English
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Usage of little trinket in English
1
Find the location of a little trinket for us.
2
He placed the little trinket in his big hand, and turned it over with his finger.
3
She gave him the love-knot from her breast, and stored his little trinket in that pure shrine.
4
One by one every little trinket which he possessed went to pay his landlord for his room.
5
Never did he enter these rooms of mine without my missing some little trinket after he was gone.
6
Each maid finds under her pillow a sovereign and some little trinket, as a ribbon, scarf or work box.
7
Over each little trinket that spoke its message of the tender intimacy of married life she had lingered and cried.
8
First of all, he always gives them expensive going away gifts and they bring him back only some little trinket.
9
Rushing down to Raxton church to save her!-tosave her by laying a poor little trinket upon a dead man's breast!'
10
A brass bell no larger than his thumbnail, a tarnished little trinket, no longer new, which tinkled merrily under his astonished gaze.
11
She is so tiny and so pretty, that I never see her without thinking of some gay little trinket, all over precious stones.
12
For assuredly it was not chance that placed on your arm the little trinket that, alone, could have saved your life from the Welsh.
13
You're a liar and a hundred per cent bigger one over that little trinket of a box than if the stakes had been bigger.
14
So fearful was I that it would escape your memory, that I thought I would send you this little trinket by way of reminder.
15
Long and ardently he pressed the little trinket to his lips, then concealed it under the white robe which he wore and turned to Stuart.
16
The words "Love's-Charm," kept running through her mind, and she wondered in what way that little trinket would be a Love-Charm to her.
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