fedora

Fedora takes a Byzantine jewelled cross from her breast and swears by it to avenge her betrothed.

These were educated people, like Fedora Pavlovna, who made friends with their Jewish neighbors.

He had lately cut off his cue, and now stood politely, with a gray "Fedora" hat in one hand.

Did you see that, Fedora, tanned as a roof guard and with that hair!

But Fedora was scheming in her mind how to turn her secret to account.

Johnny the Itch fingered away sweat that rolled down from under his fedora and nodded obediently.

They gazed at each other—Fedora flushed and eager, Kathleen excited, sorely tempted.

Is that a reason for not going to see her play Phedre, Tosca, Fedora, or any other of her marvellous creations?

Fedora, who herself has fallen in love with Loris, now takes him into her arms.

If he is not—if they tell me he is guilty of that sin with which Fedora accused him, dear God, let me die!