Meanings of perfumed handkerchief in English

His fashionable air and the perfumed handkerchief were alike laid aside.

The old lady dropped the perfumed handkerchief that was at her nose and said:

As she moved in her seat her delicately-embroidered, perfumed handkerchief fell to the floor.

Iome took a perfumed handkerchief from her riding cloak, held it over her nose.

Then he dabbed at his curly mustache with a perfumed handkerchief he pulled from his sleeve.

The same form, differing only in the provisos, will serve for a perspective, snuff-box, or perfumed handkerchief.

Sky could afford to hold a perfumed handkerchief to its nose in the build-up to the big shake.

In return, the lady would send notes of her own with lockets of her hair or a perfumed handkerchief.

She looked up, and smiling through her watery eyes, which glittered like violets wet with dew, drew out her perfumed handkerchief, and wiping them, said-

"But my recent widowhood!-Stella'sdeath!"-sheobjected faintly, pressing a perfumed handkerchief gently to her eyes.

With each solemn exit the women of the galleries grew hysterical, waved their perfumed handkerchiefs and shouted their approval with cries of sympathy and admiration.

"Filthy stench down here," Elínborg said and took out a perfumed handkerchief that she carried in her handbag.

"Wait, my dear Captain," he drawled out, with a polite wave of his perfumed handkerchief, "time for business after a while.

"It's very dreadful," Mrs. Hardy was saying, between dabbings of her perfumed handkerchief on eyes that bore witness to the genuineness of her distress.

"A man doesn't want to be feminine, I'm sure," struck in a pallid, overdressed youth, with openwork socks on his slim feet, and perfumed handkerchief.