It will be remembered that Mona, after she had gathered up the keepsakes belonging to her mother and returned them to the table, had found another box upon the floor of Mrs. Montague's boudoir.
The third day after Mona's arrival in New York, Ray went with her to Mrs. Montague's house to take away the remainder of her wardrobe and some keepsakes which had been saved from her old home.
You will not forget, however, that I made the promise to surrender certain proofs and keepsakesconditional upon your yielding to my suit," he added, with cold resoluteness.
There were portraits, books and familykeepsakes of fifty years' gathering.
I think I have cried oftener, my darling, over that first copy of yours than over all my other keepsakes put together.
The other things in the box, Rosamond, belong to you; they are little stolenkeepsakes that used to remind me of my child, when I was alone in the world.
The keepsakes have dwindled down to three pictures and two porcelain cups, the latter rather rudely painted, as was the fashion in those days, with views of the Drachenfels and Rolandseck.
But Dicky showed her that this would not be OUR good act, but Father's, because he would have to pay for the tea, and he had already stood us the keepsakes for the soldiers, as well as having to stump up heavily over the coal barge.
But Dicky showed her that this would not be our good act, but father's, because he would have to pay for the tea, and he had already stood us the keepsakes for the soldiers, as well as having to stump up heavily over the coal barge.
The agreement was made, and she collected a few keepsakes and other light articles, which she wished us to have, and which the men seemed more than willing to carry out of the mountains.
Against its wall were braced the dear old clock and conveniences for holding dishes, and the few keepsakes which had shared the wanderings of their owners on two continents.
Those keepsakes had been too precious to risk in the trunk and in the baggage car.
Do what you will with the other keepsakes and the treasure-box itself.
Mr. Broxton Day felt much more troubled than Janice possibly could feel about the disappearance of the treasure-box and the keepsakes it contained.
Without her carelessness, she told herself, Olga Cedarstrom would never have taken it out of the house --if that was really how the keepsakes had come to disappear.
The children had many little keepsakes to take home with them and they promised to send other keepsakes to the Armatage children as soon as they got back to Pineville.
We have brought you keepsakes from Cavalla, and with them we wish to show you that we have learned something, and have endeavored to imitate you.
We have also brought you keepsakes from Cavalla," they reply.
There were bows of ribbon, and bright calendar pictures, and photo-frames, and numberless other little keepsakes tacked to the wall on Nancy's side.
Of course, the freshies only had their home pictures and little silver or glass keepsakes and toilet sets.
I added that he had better hand over his keepsakes to a chum--the keepsakes that he'd want his mother or his lass to receive--as we might not come back again.
It had lain among these keepsakes so many years that he had almost forgotten its existence.
At length he found a small box containing keepsakes of various kinds.
There she spent most of her time, doing fancywork or writing letters to sympathizing German friends in St. Paul, surrounded by keepsakes and photographs of the burly Oscar Andersen.
I'll go into the burial mounds and get you more keepsakes than any girl ever had before.
I haven't so many keepsakes that I can afford to leave that.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "keepsakes" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
