Usage of "floretta" | TermGallery

português

espanhol

Short lengths of silk, as from broken cocoons, which are spun like staple fibers.

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Uso de floretta em inglês

Ellen did not affiliate as much with Floretta as with Maria Atkins. 
 The Portion of Labor 

Floretta returned with the bottle and placed it on the secretary beside Constance. 
 Constance Dunlap 

Ellen felt herself very loving towards the teacher and Floretta Vining. 
 The Portion of Labor 

Charmant complied, and when Floretta arrived her impressions were added to the others. 
 Constance Dunlap 

And you, Floretta, see that he be admitted at all hours. 
 The Cloister and the Hearth 

She felt Floretta's shoulder warm through her thin sleeve against hers. 
 The Portion of Labor 

Floretta had already received hers, and it lay in its case on her lap. 
 The Portion of Labor 

Nobody ever expected anything of this little Floretta Vining. 
 The Portion of Labor 

In 1894 he married Miss Floretta Seligman, daughter of James Seligman, the New York banker. 
 Sinking of the Titanic and Great Sea Disasters 

Constance did the same, to illustrate, then called Floretta. 
 Constance Dunlap 

Floretta's mother had a taste for the cheaply decorative. 
 The Portion of Labor 

Floretta Vining is goin' to have a watch, too. 
 The Portion of Labor 

Floretta screamed and blubbered; but obtained no mercy. 
 The Cloister and the Hearth 

We'd go to work; but Floretta, she's different. 
 The Portion of Labor 

Then as she hung up the receiver she called, "Floretta, get me a taxi." 
 Constance Dunlap 

Floretta opened the door to go out and through it Constance caught sight of a familiar face. 
 Constance Dunlap 

Translations for floretta

português

espanhol

Significados de floretta em inglês