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At the Dago's place he got away with thirty grand and an old stickpin Merli declared was a family heirloom.

Immediately I could see the excitement on my students' faces as they realized they were going to be sketching these insects from "life." Each of the bugs was on a stickpin and could be handled carefully, so this had our students looking very intensely at the objects they were drawing.

Each map layer can be geo-coded with its own color-coded stickpin or icon.

And clearest of all I can see the stickpin he wore, with a great blue-white pearl in it.

The bouquet was complemented with champagne satin ribbon secured with an antique stickpin that belonged to the bride's grandmother, the late Mrs.

Other items include a stickpin presented by Queen Victoria to servants in memory of John Brown.

They also receive a signature Silver Rose stickpin.

He's got a five-dollar gold piece for a stickpin and he got a ten-

He was a short man, a Sabbath observer, with thick, curly hair, who wore a red tie and a diamond stickpin just below his tie knot.

It proved a success, although Sadie Lawson of Manhattan tripped in the 14th Street station and fractured her hip, and a gentleman reported the theft of his diamond stickpin.

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