| Autobiography, 24:Millichap. She had lovely hair, a plain face, wore dresses of great prudery, buttoned up tight fromAutobiography, 53:seemed a badly educated bunch of people; they wore cheap and badly cut clothes and their hairAutobiography, 72:in India for years with their husbands, seldom wore them and laugh at my ideas. But in my day theyAutobiography, 96:of heavily corded brown silk and she usually wore real lace collars and cuffs which I had made forAutobiography, 211:the dark blue lounging pajamas which he so often wore. He looked at me, smiled, waved his hand andAutobiography, 226:of lasting loss. The brooch that she constantly wore was given to me by her husband and I wear itHercules, 23:labors. He symbolized Leo, because he always wore the lion's skin as a proof of his courage, andHercules, 100:to the lion's skin which Hercules always wore. That was the skin of the lion that he slew before heHercules, 108:the ruler, and because of this he symbolically wore the lion's skin. The Nemean lion standsPsychology2, 170:naught but that which lay before his eyes. He wore on either side the blinding aids of every |
