1
In one hand this figure held a snuff-box, in the other an opera-hat.
2
Skull and brain of Amphioxus shut up like an opera-hat in higher vertebrata.
3
The cue came, and I entered mechanically crushing an opera-hat against my shirt-front.
4
I left Thomas scrambling about the mosaic lobby of the theater for his opera-hat.
5
His opera-hat opened with a snap, and in they went.
6
Harding started, and turned aside to search for his opera-hat, which he had deposited upon the sofa.
7
He offered his opera-hat and civil mantle to Radocky, who departed in them, leaving his military cloak in exchange.
8
We are like what a music-hall Lion Comique would be without his opera-hat, if such a thing can be imagined.
9
The young man was walking with unaccustomed indecision, his fur coat open, his opera-hat pushed up on his crisp hair.
10
A name, written on a letter, is not a friend's opera-hat, which you might have taken, carelessly, on leaving a ball.
11
He carried a black cloak on his left arm, and in his left hand an opera-hat, pressed flat against his left side.
12
Perhaps you are not aware that you are walking about with nothing on but a night-shirt and a pair of boots and an opera-hat.
13
One man had on a folding opera-hat, which he had thought just the right thing for Egypt, as it was so easy to pack!
14
You cannot drain it with forty dozen opera-hats.
15
However, Thomas acted as a polished man of the world, as if eight-dollar opera-hats were mere nothings.
16
It was worth many opera-hats.