china

• The lady exclaimed for her china, but was put to silence by her husband's saying, "I can forgive your little curiosity, madam, but you must pay the penalty. —  Memoirs of the Life of Sir Walter Scott, Volume I (of 10)
• She knows the names and eras of china, and has discrimination. —  Floyd Grandon's Honor
• Mrs. Wright washed up and put away the china, and Jack had gone to prepare for the night's work. —  Chatterbox, 1906
• She ate from egg-shell china, and drank from glasses, so crystal clear and thin, that they long stood to Mrs. Cherry as a synonym for perfection It's as purty as them glasses of Mis' Worth'ton's," was her final word of praise And Helen Louise and Peter ate and ate and ate, until their hostess began to be anxious and wondered where they were putting it all Then George smuggled in the Victrola, and behind carefully closed doors Arethusa gave a Concert which endeared her to a music-loving Helen Louise forever, as the brightest memory of her life. —  The Heart of Arethusa
• The china is all stored away in the deep cellar. —  Ahead of the Army

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