1
Mam would have given the locket up in a second for Bear.
2
She touched the spring and laid the open locket in his hand.
3
He had the locket lying in the open palm of his hand.
4
The locket. I could hear Marian, as if from a great distance.
5
Quickly he closed the locket and slipped the paper into a pocket.
6
She was back in a moment holding in her hand another locket.
7
I sent her a beautiful locket; I paid fifty pounds for it.
8
This was not understandable to Gretchen; but the locket pleased her eye.
9
One day I was at home, and she sent me this locket.
10
The moon is shining, and the locket will glimmer on the snow.
11
Five days ago, someone stole my granddaughter's locket from under her pillow.
12
If the picture were only smaller, I'd wear it in a locket.
13
She closed the locket, and laid it back on the fluttering heart.
14
The old nobleman had never removed his covering hand from the locket.
15
She lifted the locket, lightly touched the spring, and it flew open.
16
Awfully sorry, Meg, but your locket must be lost in the snow.
