| Look 'ee, now, at this lutestring piece I got to Penzance church-town. |
| So that those two poor little bits of lutestring ribbon were the only outward signs of new bereavement. |
| She sent me home a lutestring nightgown of the sweetest sea-green only yesterday. |
| This was all of a piece with his rage at lutestring the day before. |
| He sang in the choir and I had a white dress and a bonnet trimmed with lutestring ribbon. |
| Now a new singer, and anon a new colour in lutestring, or a new style of headdress, or a new game at cards. |
