1 Her white wool gloves lay in her lap.
2 Her hand disappeared in his blackened leather glove.
3 His fingertip crept through the opening of her glove and smoothed her palm.
4 The gutter comedy turned into high tragedy, with Nemesis in black kid gloves.
5 She realized that she still carried the damp glove she had stripped off for Erik.
6 She snatched her hand away, stripped off her glove, tucked her hand back into his.
7 The wet snow drenched their gloves; the water underfoot splashed their itching ankles.
8 Carol was her attendant, and as the wedding was at the Episcopal Church, all the women wore new kid slippers and long white kid gloves, and looked refined.
9 She patted her black kid gloves, picked at a thread of her faded brown skirt, and sighed, "He's a good boy, and awful affectionate if you treat him right."
10 He filled the grease-cups, varnished a fender, removed from beneath the back seat the debris of gloves, copper washers, crumpled maps, dust, and greasy rags.
11 After breakfast Carol bustled to a hair-dresser's, bought gloves and a blouse, and importantly met Kennicott in front of an optician's, in accordance with plans laid down, revised, and verified.
12 She was reflecting that he was a rustic, that she hated him, that she had been insane to marry him, that she had married him only because she was tired of work, that she must get her long gloves cleaned, that she would never do anything more for him, and that she mustn't forget his hominy for breakfast.