1
While the heifer trade was solid, Michael said the plainer one was "quieter".
2
A plainer one would have done just as well.
3
Madame Bélisaire threw aside her wedding-dress, assumed a plainer one, and at once entered on the duties of the day.
4
And, even though I sometimes feel that I'd like a plainer one, I can't be sorry that she gave it to me.
5
Grandmother handed her the little square of fine linen, exquisitely embroidered with her own monogram, and took another and plainer one from her bag.
6
It is correct to carry flowers-nota shower bouquet, however-withsuch a gown, which is to be changed for a plainer one for actual travel.
7
The Cup-Cake rule makes good but plainer ones.
8
"Some are to wear in the evening and the plainer ones are afternoon dresses, and the linen and gingham ones are for morning wear."