Go fetch me some court-plaster out of the middle drawer in the japan cabinet. ❋ Unknown (2006)
She cut black court-plaster with her nail-shears and tried different-sized pieces in different places. ❋ Unknown (2004)
He took his hat off, and did as he was bid, disclosing only a narrow slip of court-plaster. ❋ Unknown (2004)
Her complexion, naturally high in tone because of the pink of health, was enhanced by the tiniest speck of black court-plaster laid upon her cheekbone; and her hair, heightened in its reddish-gold by her dress, was fluffed loosely and adroitly about her eyes. ❋ Unknown (2004)
So was the settling of a minute bit of court-plaster just to the left of the dimple in her chin, an unusual piece of coquetry in which Polly would not have indulged, if an almost invisible scratch had not given her an excuse for doing it. ❋ Unknown (1950)
Taft-Fielding reciprocity junta he sat on the edge of his political bed pulling the court-plaster off. ❋ Domino (N/A)
He had put a piece of flesh-colored court-plaster over his wound, not healed it. ❋ John A. Hill (N/A)
Where Malay Kris had run him through, he wore a large patch of pink court-plaster. ❋ Carl Henry Grabo (N/A)
Then laying it down, he took out his pocket-book and cut off a little three-cornered strip of pink court-plaster, and made repairs on the bill. ❋ John A. Hill (N/A)
"It is true that I have heard he now wears a piece of pink court-plaster." ❋ Carl Henry Grabo (N/A)
Educators will some day be ashamed to have made the schools the catch-all or the court-plaster for the evils of modern industry. ❋ William H. Allen (N/A)
I remember that the clothes Meighen wore the day I shook hands with him were dingy brown that made him look like a moulting bobolink; that he had not taken the trouble to shave because a sleeping car is such an awkward place for a razor, and it is much better for a Premier to wear bristles than court-plaster. ❋ Domino (N/A)
"I was taking back some court-plaster I had," replied Alice. ❋ Allen Chapman (N/A)
This circumstance set the whole company in commotion; and court-plaster was called for. ❋ Various (N/A)
It would be scarcely more absurd to take a piece of elegantly-tinted court-plaster and stop up the nose, trusting to the accidental opening and shutting of the mouth for fresh air, because you thought it spoiled the looks of your face to have two such great, ugly holes in it, than to stop your fireplace with elegantly-tinted paper, or a ❋ Joel Dorman Steele (N/A)
I'll get the witch-hazel and arnica and court-plaster. ❋ Julia Augusta Schwartz (N/A)
Whittington, senior, a cross of court-plaster on his right cheek, passed them without a glance. ❋ Albert Walter Tolman (N/A)
Wright will fix that lip with a little court-plaster. ❋ Mabel C. Hawley (N/A)
Bill was pasting court-plaster over the scratches and bruises on his features. ❋ Rosa Mary Redding [Editor] Mikels (N/A)
When the blood was washed off, and his smarting eyes had been bathed with fresh, cool water, Tommy discovered that he had been more frightened than hurt; and mamma and the rest were greatly relieved to find his worst wound, a slight cut between the eyes, could be cured by court-plaster. ❋ Anonymous (N/A)
