Tottie's

She had her arm around Tottie's neck in a comforting embrace.

Little Girl Found Leigh, Jo 2001

Tottie's View of Reason, a Sermon at St Paul's, _C.

The Annual Catalogue (1737) Or, A New and Compleat List of All The New Books, New Editions of Books, Pamphlets, &c. W. Warner

The years go "-- she looked away now, beyond the walls of Tottie's front-parlor, at a picture her imagining called up --" the light fades from their eyes, the gloss from their hair; they get 'peculiar.'

Apron-Strings Eleanor Gates 1913

Dora put finger-tips together and cast mournful eyes up to Tottie's chandelier.

Apron-Strings Eleanor Gates 1913

Tottie's face reddened beyond the circumference of her rouge spots.

Apron-Strings Eleanor Gates 1913

He gave these a flirtatious wave before Tottie's eyes.

Apron-Strings Eleanor Gates 1913

The sitting-room of the Club was a full sister to that garish front-parlor of Tottie's, but a sister tastefully dressed.

Apron-Strings Eleanor Gates 1913

Then in anything but a spirit proper to a biblical quotation, she slammed the door in Tottie's face.

Apron-Strings Eleanor Gates 1913

But happy as Sue had been since parting with her mother at Tottie's, nevertheless she felt strangely shaken, as if, somehow, she had been swept from her bearings.

Apron-Strings Eleanor Gates 1913

Tottie's eyelids fluttered, as if at a light too brilliant to endure; and she caught her breath like one who has drunk an over-generous draught.

Apron-Strings Eleanor Gates 1913