Slout is worse to-night, my fascinator. [Please select]
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She was even smiling a little maliciously under her fascinator. [Please select]
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"Susan," he said, "your friend Miss Leffingwell is a fascinator." [Please select]
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Margaret caught up some flimsy garment and wound it about her pretty round throat--they call it a "fascinator" in the South. [Please select]
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The purple crocheted "fascinator" she had caught up at the doctor's entrance was still on her head, and her long pale face, beneath the airy scallops, appeared frozen in an expression of incurable melancholy. [Please select]
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