snuffbox

But do you know what I paid for that snuffbox?

Indeed, I saw some of those near me passing their snuffboxes to each other.

No money, not even a stray silver snuffbox was to be found.

"I think we've done what we can here," she said, putting the snuffbox away without having used it.

He picked up what looked like a small antique snuffbox.

Think of the skill and labor that went into this snuffbox!

She opened the lid and the snuffbox said to her: "What do you want?"

She stood and carefully returned the snuffbox to its pocket.

"We know of only 20 snuffboxes made here in the 18th century."

When the young couple woke up they found themselves back in the old castle, without their snuffbox.

There would not be enough of you left to fill a snuffbox."

The following night, when everyone was fast asleep, he crept in and took the snuffbox.

It must have been the fault of the Goblin in the snuffbox.

It dates from about 1825 and represents a great advance over the little snuffboxes.

And he took up his gold snuffbox, which was what he'd come for, and went out of the room.

In Europe, she continued, "a snuffbox was a common diplomatic gift."

He reached into his right-hand pocket and pulled out four snuffboxes.

Why don't you join me before we look over the new snuffboxes?"

Nelson stretched out his hand for the snuffbox and examined it with interest.

I put the snuffbox down hastily and stood behind him, peering over his shoulder.

"Snuffboxes were reminiscent of a past time and weren't used.

One day, as he was walking along, he picked up a snuffbox.

He took a seat across from me and removed a snuffbox, taking a delicate pinch.

Philip had already seen the familiar face on snuffboxes and chamber pots.

He's not fit to choose a snuffbox, let alone take a bride!"