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Up to 5000 sombre, white-ribboned Capetonians, all holding hands, encircled the Grand Parade on Thursday to protest against violence, in particular the attack on the congregation of St
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I'm beyond the age of opera bouffe weddings, -- I don't vision myself coming down a white-ribboned aisle with wobbly knees, covered with orange blossoms and gooseflesh!
Jane Journeys On Ruth Comfort Mitchell 1918
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The many loves of Robert Burns all ended in a black jumping-off place, and before he had reached high noon, he tossed over the last bundle of white-ribboned missives and tumbled in after them.
Little Journeys to the Homes of the Great Hubbard, Elbert, 1856-1915 1916
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Valentine Corliss, of Paris and Naples, removed his white-ribboned straw hat and bowed as no one had ever bowed in that doorway.
The Flirt 1912
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Mr. Valentine Corliss, of Paris and Naples, removed his white-ribboned straw hat and bowed as no one had ever bowed in that doorway.
The Flirt Booth Tarkington 1907
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Later, in her own train, she looked down and observed the white-ribboned badge which she had valiantly pinned above her heart that very morning.
The Wrong Twin Harry Leon Wilson 1903
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A famous professional soprano appeared in a white-ribboned enclosure at the end of the salon, and the guests were rapidly arranged according to their rank to listen.
Frances Waldeaux 1897
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She knew that she was to read her valedictory, she knew that she must raise that white-ribboned roll and read, or else be disgraced forever, and yet she was powerless.
The Portion of Labor Mary Eleanor Wilkins Freeman 1891
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The many loves of Robert Burns all ended in a black jumping-off place, and before he had reached high noon, he tossed over the last bundle of white-ribboned missives and tumbled in after them.
Little Journeys to the Homes of the Great - Volume 05 Little Journeys to the Homes of English Authors Elbert Hubbard 1885
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Silent and demure, plainly dressed in an old dark merino, and a white-ribboned faded bonnet, sat a little figure almost behind her grandmother.
The Young Step-Mother Charlotte Mary Yonge 1862
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