pier glass

“Please answer,” said Palla, fastening her gown before the pier glass.

To-night she pirouetted before the pier glass with much complacency.

The latter was much pleased when he saw his transformation in a pier glass in the store.

And the previous evening she had measured herself against the pier glass without even a single misgiving.

He held her, however, in his arms, and gazed at himself in the pier glass most uncomfortably over her shoulder.

It had been a famous joke to drag that light card-table before the pier glass, which reflected the hand of the unwary gamester.

Deshayes were kicking yours before a pier glass in the drawing-room.

This pier glass Lulu approached with expectation, not because of herself but because of the photograph on its low marble shelf.

There was a good iron bed, an excellent mattress, a dresser with a pier glass, and solid tables and chairs.

Across the pier glass had been scrawled with a diamond in staggering letters the name "Marie."