- Her husband Harold Piper arrives home early. She conceals Freddy, but he hits the cut-glass bowl revealing his presence to Harold.
- Evylyn Piper has a cut-glass bowl in her home, a traditional wedding gift in the Middle West. The cut-glass bowl serves as a metaphor which Fitzgerald...
- If those two had combined we’d have been the little fellow, the cut-glass bowl. 343. struggling along, picking up smaller orders, hanging back on risks.
- The Cut-Glass Bowl by F. Scott Fitzgerald. There was a rough stone age and a smooth stone age and a bronze age, and many years afterward a cut-glass age.
- The children left with their copies of F. Scott Fitzgerald's, The Cut Glass Bowl, and one very simple instruction, that being to take the following quote
- "I love the dining-room MOST," she said, "all that MARVELLOUS china, and that HUGE cut-glass bowl."
- "I love the dining-room MOST," she said, "all that MARVELLOUS china, and that HUGE cut-glass bowl."
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- He gave her the cut-glass bowl. Many years later, her daughter cut her hand and got blood-poisoning with it. Her husband got drunk from it and lost his business.
- An illustration of a magnifying glass. ... The Cut Glass Bowl. Bookreader Item Preview. Book page image.
- Book Synopsis The Cut-glass Bowl by : F. Scott Fitzgerald. ... However, she is also the owner of a cut-glass bowl given to her in anger by a rejected suitor.
- The Cut-glass Bowl and Other Stories is an adapted Upper level reader written by F. Scott Fitzgerald.
- "I love the dining-room MOST," she said, "all that MARVELLOUS china, and that HUGE cut-glass bowl."
