valise

When the train started off, he took down his valise and extracted, after some hesitation, the first volume of The Thousand and One Nights.

I was determined to ship him off, even if I had to fold him up and put him in a valise.

The results lay in the closet, in an old valise -eight hundred pages of chaotic argument which had never found its focus.

I believe that there is a little valise to which you are attached, I have fixed upon a corner of honor for that.

He went to this table with a sort of vivacity, took a key from his pocket, and opened the valise.

Pretending to speak broken English as you dragged your valise, porter threepence, across the slimy pier AT Newhaven.

He shoved the last few remaining things. he had laid out into his valise and snapped it with a vengeance.

Cosette laughed at it, and called this valise his inseparable, saying: "I am jealous of it. "

My wants were few and simple, so that in less than the time stated I was in a cab with my valise, rattling away to Paddington Station.

In the bare room under the roof, there was a small, battered valise on his bed.

He set this valise on a chair near his bed, and he always carried the key about his person.

Grabbing a valise of Swiss bank books, Arroyo made for the rear door and his ever-ready Lear jet.

The single storied master suite becomes an intimate walnut valise, retreating from the exposed glass living room.

Her father rummaged in the valise he had been carrying.

After ransacking his valise, they discover he is French.

He opened the valise and drew from it Cosette's outfit.

It's a small valise bag. It's light brown.

Valise I have a particular fancy for.