corsage

Then from inside her corsage she brought out and held to Sidney a letter.

The corsage was then put on and—wonderful to relate—it fitted her to perfection.

And compelled to slip back to the ballroom, she crushed the note into her corsage.

Hastily she thrust the message in her corsage and quietly left the room.

The gypsy's corsage slipped through his hands like the skin of an eel.

"They came from the heart and I love them," she said as she fastened them in her corsage.

So simple, and only a bunch of violets in her corsage for all ornament!

Polly found her giving a plaid ribbon and a corsage nosegay to Sary.

She had flowers on her corsage, and in her hair, and what flowers, Monsieur?

She slipped the bottle into her corsage and went off, joyous and triumphant.