1
The little spinster groaned and slipped down among her pillows again.
2
Then from a flat-chested little spinster came this query in tired yet interested tones:
3
They just sent for me, gasped the little spinster lady.
4
She shuddered, turned pale, and also turned her back on the eager little spinster.
5
The wave carried the little spinster to the window.
6
Mrs. Butler popped her head out of the drawing-room door and confronted the little spinster.
7
But it was plain that the little spinster's resolutions against camping were beginning to crumble.
8
A week later the little spinster came home.
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The timid little spinster could not escape.
10
The transportation of their scattered purchases was the main difficulty, but it yielded to the little spinster's inspiration.
11
The little spinster slipped away.
12
The little spinster ran downstairs.
13
I desire to hide me from the 'Eye of Gluskâp' by taking refuge behind a certain little spinster's petticoats!
14
The little spinster, so much a lady, so kind, cheerful and agreeable, had left a very favourable impression in America.
15
A bitchy little spinster.
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Her picture (the married woman's picture) is of an undesired and undesirable little spinster pining visibly and shamelessly in a parsonage.
