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"Well?" he said sharply I have rubies--rubies to lure the heart of a woman from her bosom.— Jewel Weed
Mrs Ferriers' rubies are the most valuable, I believe.— A College Girl
After all, however, what does the beauty or otherwise of the landscape matter, so long as the rubies are really here?— The Adventures of Dick Maitland A Tale of Unknown Africa
The seams of these garments were ripped up with sharp knives, and out poured heaps of jewels on to the table--rubies, sapphires, carbuncles, diamonds, and emeralds.— From Pole to Pole A Book for Young People
He knew that she had a mind and heart that were more precious than rubies, and that the heart of a husband could safely trust in her.— Bertha and Her Baptism
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