brooch

• At the same time he uncovered, as if inadvertently, a magnificent silver brooch which hung round his neck, under his leathern war-shirt This brooch was by no means a trifling bauble. —  The Norsemen in the West
• Is there any doubt that it belongs to Hazel Rath It is quite true that the brooch is hers. —  The Hand in the Dark
• That trap for the owner of the brooch was a neat idea Caldew's resentment waned under this compliment to his professional skill The trick would have worked, too, if I hadn't been called downstairs," he said. —  The Hand in the Dark
• "And what about your brooch--the brooch which you dropped in the room. —  The Hand in the Dark
• Her bodice is gathered together by a brooch, and she has another brooch on one shoulder. —  The Old Masters and Their Pictures For the Use of Schools and Learners in Art

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