1
They are pretty playthings, and in the country I came from many people are fond of them.
2
He would sit by the half hour making tops, and whistles, and all sorts of pretty playthings.
3
They are pretty playthings enough, and in the Country I came from many people are fond of them.
4
But to Tom and Retta the shells were only pretty playthings, to be doll's dishes, or cups, or pincushions, perhaps.
5
I have heard, for instance, that the wise men of old came to these mountains to find bright stones, pretty playthings, and yellow iron.
6
Pretty playthings, indeed, for you to give a boy like him!
7
Pretty playthings to give a child!
8
"Then you are not amused with all these pretty playthings, my son?"
9
"Several of these pretty playthings are available to the children of important men," he said absently.
10
"Rather pretty playthings, Galesworth," he said admiringly.
11
"Necile is right," declared the Queen; "for, whether it be rich or poor, a child's longings for pretty playthings are but natural.
12
"See what pretty playthings, mother!" cries the Giants' daughter as she unties her apron, and shows her a plough, and horses, and peasants.