breastpin

Run and put on your breastpin, and then come and tell us all about it."

"So, now I'm a breastpin!"

He bent down to look closer at the ornament; it was a round breastpin of onyx and pearl set in a heavy rim of gold.

When Eddy died in December 1910 she left a jeweled diamond breastpin to Stetson; the will had last been altered in 1904.

"I won't insult your intelligence by telling you how I read that, especially as, rather against the strict rules of your order, you use an arc-and-compass breastpin."

He was elegantly dressed in a pepper-and-salt coat and vest, blue necktie, and brown breeches, and wore a six-cent diamond breastpin in the bosom of his shirt.

Have that knife I must, however, and so I proposed to the shop-woman to take back the top and breastpin at a slight deduction, and with my eleven cents to let me have the knife.

They will counterfeit a fly, or a high-toned bug, or the ruined Coliseum, within the cramped circle of a breastpin, and do it so deftly and so neatly that any man might think a master painted it.

I deposited the balance of the torpedoes with my gun, and as a solace for my wounded feelings I again visited the toy shop, where I bought a watch, breastpin and top, leaving but eleven cents of my original dollar.

To Jo I leave my breastpin, the one mended with sealing wax, also my bronze inkstand - mdash; she lost the cover - mdash; and my most precious plaster rabbit, because I am sorry I burned up her story.