chaplet

• The lady on the left (and the person behind her who's holding a chaplet or rosary) is from a painting of St. Mary Magdalene, although what she's doing looks more like St. Mary of Bethany mode. —  Maria Lectrix
• I had forgotten that in my briefcase I had long kept a copy of a booklet of the Divine Mercy chaplet which had excerpts from St. Faustina's diary. —  Historical Christian
• I found the Divine Mercy booklet, prayed the chaplet, and read some of the words of Jesus to Faustina. —  Historical Christian
• Whenever a chief of the Leni-Lenape placed on his brow this chaplet, the spot was made sacred, and all present inviolable. —  A True Hero A Story of the Days of William Penn
• At the head of this line was placed a kind of chaplet, or crown, the possession of which by any woman was supposed to confer the power of necromancy or magic, rendering her able to heal diseases and to foretell events. —  The Life and Adventures of Kit Carson, the Nestor of the Rocky Mountains, from Facts Narrated by Himself

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