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Lastly, Ann Weatherbee, a neighbor, seated on the floor with her back against Mrs. Bancroft's knee, was sorting a large hamperful of silver spoons and crumpled napkins into various heaps.

Poor, Dear Margaret Kirby Kathleen Thompson Norris 1923

One day, deprest by several unsuccessful experiments, he was sauntering home to dinner along the boulevards (the lounger in Paris is a man in despair quite as often as a genuine idler), when a book among a hamperful at six sous apiece caught his attention; his eyes were attracted by the yellow dusty title-page, Abdeker, so it ran, or the Art of Preserving Beauty.

The Best of the World's Classics, Restricted to Prose, Vol. VII (of X)—Continental Europe I Various 1885

A Whig proves his case convincingly to the reader who knows nothing beyond his author; then comes an old Tory (Carte, for instance), and ferrets up a hamperful of conflicting documents and notices, which proves _his _case _per contra_.

Specimens of the Table Talk of Samuel Taylor Coleridge Samuel Taylor Coleridge 1803

If you've some time on your hands this lovely long weekend and some fine snaps of our city lurking in your photoalbum, why not dig them out and punt them about in the hope of winning a hamperful of hit CDs?

Londonist Lindsey 2010

English officer made bold to send Miss Cunyngham a hamperful of these red-clay idiotcies?), this solitary guest had again and again to remind himself that he must not outstay his welcome.

Prince Fortunatus William Black 1869