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And what about your brooch-thebrooch which you dropped in the room.
2
That trap for the owner of the brooch was a neat idea.
3
But Malcolm only laughed and fastened the brooch in her white dress.
4
For luck, I pinned on a brooch my father had given me.
5
How many needles Betty Flanders had lost there; and her garnet brooch.
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Since then, faced with a similar situation, I broach the topic first.
2
Parry hesitated to broach his question, as yet uncertain of the implications.
3
It's certainly a day to broach lingering problems, but do it gently!
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This is the first chance I have had to broach the subject.
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He found it rather difficult to broach the matter in his mind.
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He took the breastpin from the table and handed it to the jailer.
2
He has had it, just as it was found, converted into a breastpin.
3
In his very pale cravat was a breastpin with a magnificent cat's eye.
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Fanny, I will give you this breastpin to remember me by.
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Madam Delia, however, wore a new breastpin and gave Gerty another.
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Mark my words, you'll hear no more of that breastpin.
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And Sally'll go crazy for a sight of her breastpin!
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Then Sally was elevated to the seventh heaven by the gift of the coral breastpin.
9
The result was that I lost all my rings and breastpin down the waste pipe.
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Run and put on your breastpin, and then come and tell us all about it.
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The package contained a diamond breastpin.
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She never would,-nothin 'buta breastpin with her mother's hair in it, and sometimes one little black cross.
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The costumes must be fantastic, following the description in the story-greenglass breastpin, the purple necktie, and much-braidedhair.
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She was coming along the veranda, resplendent in a purple dress, a huge diamond breastpin, and huge diamond earrings
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He drew a golden breastpin richly set with precious stones from his cravat, and offered it to the jailer.
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He was dressed both showily and shabbily, and a great breastpin was like a blotch upon his rumpled shirt-bosom.