1
Look at those girls arm in arm, off to their little milliner's shop.
2
One sees a pretty little milliner's girl now and then, or a washerwoman.
3
I have seen a new Hyacinthe, talking like a silly little milliner in heat.
4
Item: One anemic little milliner's apprentice in coat and shoes that even her hat can't redeem.
5
The little milliner walked across the floor on the arm of McGregor, her heart jumping with excitement.
6
Pride swept over the woman that had come to life within the body of the little milliner.
7
I dare say he likes French actresses and the commonest little milliner-girl in the toy-shop better than me.
8
However, they are now and then amply revenged: sometimes the proud rich lady is eclipsed by the humble little milliner.
9
Julien found a taximeter automobile and, punctually at the time appointed, drove to the little milliner's shop in the Rue St. Antoine.
10
The Little Milliner's eyes were painful to see; she was not dying happy.
11
There they found the Postmaster and the Little Milliner mere skeletons, and just alive.
12
Those little milliners are mighty sensitive.
13
"She's not a little milliner," he said, cutting each word clean with irony.
14
"I wouldn't be a little milliner at your mercy for all I could see."
