doll

I couldn't be a doll, for men to look at and then tire of me.

"Come," he said, pleadingly, and of course the doll could not have gone alone.

There's a doll I brought her from New Orleans once when she was about your size.

Somebody been demonstrating that your doll's stuffed with sawdust, Tracey?

They were blue eyes, blue and shallow as a doll's, and edged with long, fine lashes.

I began to tremble all over, as I adored that doll, which had been given to me by my father.

I came upon Charlotte, just recrossing her chamber to leave it, with her doll in her arms.

It was a warm May afternoon and she was sitting on the grass with her doll and her two companions.

There was a doll for Lucy and a framed photograph of my mother for me—and for Mr. Marsh a Bible.

Nevertheless, Nature has created this doll in the form of a man.