Because”—she unpinned the brooch from her bosom with a fine, dramatic flourish “—this is going to be my personal wedding present to Loni and Chet.” Everybody was properly flabbergasted, especially the bride-to-be.
He was nervous and fumbled at the brooch on her stola . He had never had this kind of trouble ... and tried to unpin the damnable brooch with both hands . Trista giggled . ... She reached up , unpinned the brooch and laid it aside .
The first auction notice he read aloud announced a sale in a couple of weeks, one block north of Lindsay's Store in Stony Mountain, a town not far from them. Mr. H.L. Grant was selling some mares, geldings, yearlings and cattle plus a ...
An image of the brooch Caratacus had unpinned when he had given him his cloak filled his head. Then this is the same brooch? But— “Not the same, Ballan said triumphantly. The twin. Cunobelin, who ruled here, had them from his father, ...
I wore my silk dress to be married, with its lace chemisette and my brooch. The brooch caught in the lace as I opened the clasp. Mr. Serle saw my trouble and unpinned the brooch carefully for me. He weighed it in his hand.
The leather hat that sheilded the back of the miner's head moved ever so slightly. Slowly Fenton laid the walking stick on the ground, and with the rifle butt snugged against his side, he humped forward until he stood over the still ...
She unpinned the brooch from her dress and placed it on the bedside table next to her. Once she was under the covers, she reached for the brooch again, rubbed its smooth front and bevelled edges between her fingers, as she did every ...
Glancing around to be sure they were alone, she unpinned the brooch and set the Firebird in the woman's palm. “If it is your property, of course it shall be returned. It's the provenance that interests me the most.
Her eyes were glazed with longing as she followed his example, unpinning her cloak and throwing it onto the bed. ... As he gazed at her with hunger smoldering in his eyes, she let out a soft cry of need and unpinned the brooches herself ...
A personal account of the militant wing of the women's suffrage movement and one of its most influential leaders.