memento

Fasten it into your dress with this pin, she said, and keep the pin as a memento of our friendship.

Dennis did not part from Juan without giving him a token of his thanks and a memento of their common adventures.

The rope that hanged Hardy was eagerly bought up, in inch samples, for everybody wanted a memento of the memorable event.

She had ceased to be Mr. Densher's image; she was all her own memento and she was none the less fine.

Will you take a few onions with you as a memento of your visit?

Keep it as a memento of how you were once charmed by one of Englands nobility, he laughed derisively.

With their legend "Memento Mori" they were simply reminders of Death in the abstract.

An aged monk on crutches, possibly the Saint Macarius, points to this memento mori.

One thing sticks by me,—a funny reply of father's to a man who owed him money and who put him off with "Memento Morieris."

Poor beggar, he must indeed have been hard pushed to part with so sacred a memento of his early life.