satin

• A pretty rather simple white cluna silk and a pink satin Oh, the satin is altogether too ornate, too really old," declared Phillipa But it's so much prettier," longingly I don't know about that, and I can tell you Mrs. Barrington will hustle it back in the box mighty quick. —  The Girls at Mount Morris
• She was dressed in white satin, and bore a lily in her left hand and a letter in her right. —  King Arthur and His Knights
• They were more than could be numbered;--satin cloths, robes of purple, silk girdles wrought with gold, costly skins. —  Historical Sketches, Volume I (of 3) The Turks in Their Relation to Europe; Marcus Tullius Cicero; Apollonius of Tyana; Primitive Christianity
• Her skin is as fine as satin, and what hair! —  Which? or, Between Two Women
• Here was Frank brushing and smoothing away at his hat till it shone like black satin, and facing my aunt with a gallantry and steadiness beyond all praise; but I believe if I could have snatched it away from him and hid it under the sofa, he would have been routed at once, and must have fled in utter bewilderment and dismay. —  Kate Coventry An Autobiography

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