sleeve-links

“I think so,” said Francis, who was the pink of perfection this morning in a brown suit, garnet tie, and sard sleeve-links.

The Titan 2004

They prayed for the Chinese who had died without confession, and wore little death's heads in aluminum as sleeve-links.

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Nunkie blinked his eyes behind his spectacles: all this luxury terrified him; he had almost forgotten the sleeve-links, talking with Clifton of people they had known:

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She spread the watch, the chain, the sleeve-links, a certain pearl stud which Dan had noticed once or twice in his shirt when poor Gunton wore dress clothes, upon the table -- all the poor, invaluable trifles which had lain on the drawers in that pathetic little heap bequeathed to the dead man's friend.

A Sheaf of Corn Mary E. Mann

Good old Nunkie wiped the perspiration from their foreheads with his big checked handkerchief, invited Clifton to come with Lily and choose the sleeve-links and suggested that they could have a chat at the restaurant.

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As Bell was turning over some sleeve-links, Chris was examining a case of silver and gold cigarette-cases and the like.

The Crimson Blind

Hartley looked at his sleeve-links for quite a long time.

The Pointing Man A Burmese Mystery Marjorie Douie

Pa did his best to calm Mrs. Clifton, tried to amuse her with the story of the sleeve-links, of the horse's hocks, and Pa laughed, my!

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Elaborate studs and sleeve-links are all foppish and vulgar.

Frost's Laws and By-Laws of American Society A condensed but thorough treatise on etiquette and its usages in America, containing plain and reliable directions for deportment in every situation in life. Sarah Annie Frost

To take all that trouble for the sake of a pair of sleeve-links!

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