"Zis is ze finest silk magazin in Paris--ze most celebrate."
"I suppose ze gentleman say he wish to buy some silk."
"No, she thought it was n't the thing for a poor minister's girls to go flourishing about in second-hand finery, so she did what I 'm doing now, put away what would be useful and proper for us by and by, and let us play with the shabby, silk bonnets and dirty, flounced gowns.
"You need n't save any old silk gowns for me; I don't mean to be a fine lady when I grow up, I 'm going to be a farmer's wife, and make butter and cheese, and have ten children, and raise pigs," she added in one enthusiastic burst.
These radii are connected at the outer extremities by two bands of flattened wire - the whole in this manner forming the framework of the screw, which is completed by a covering of oiled
silk cut into gores, and tightened so as to present a tolerably uniform surface.
Moffat, lumbering in like an elephant in silk and lace.
"I've got my new pink silk for Thursday and don't want a thing."
Dorothy put on a green
silk apron and tied a green ribbon around Toto's neck, and they started for the Throne Room of the Great Oz.
Now I had smiled to think that underneath that stately
silk, around that tight little waist, was a dainty waistband bearing the legend "Sylvia Joy," No.
"But he can do a whole lot of good if he tells us what became of the map that was in this oiled
silk. Where is it?" he asked again.
How good was the touch of the raw
silk to her flesh!
Why dost thou compel them to smear the cracks in their shoes, and to have the buttons of their coats, one
silk, another hair, and another glass?