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millie
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Millie is a 1913 short story by Katherine Mansfield . It was first published in The Blue Review in June 1913.
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Word definitions in Wiktionary
n. 1 ''(Northern Ireland, 19th Century, pejorative or affectionate)'' a mill-worker, usually a young, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/working%20class woman working in the factories of Ireland's http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irish%20linen industry. BBC Newsline ...
Usage examples of millie.
The contest remained close to the end, and Millie and Lane came over to watch, Lane kneeling beside Diana.
The women had changed from their snow gear into what seemed to be standard cabin attire: Madge and Millie in blue and grey sweatsuits, Chris and Liz wearing heavy knit sweaters and jeans that bagged out over their ample hips.
She had already chosen shy as her word for Chris, would describe Madge as searching, Millie as unaffected, Liz as strong.
Diana lost the next two hands as well, and Millie wandered off, saying she wanted to play keno.
Liz and Chris and Millie ready to leave for the ski slopes, Lane at her car arranging luggage in the trunk.
She exchanged goodbyes with Millie and Chris, shaking hands with Millie, hugging Chris.
It was April, and Millie was wearing a bright cotton dress that echoed the blues, greens, and yellows of the season.
Frank threw the slip bolt and was turning away from the door, when Millie rushed into his arms.
But Millie turned away, and went to the dresser and picked up her bag.
Simna moved to help Millie Carnavon, who thanked him politely even as she shooed him away with that piquant half-little girl, half-maternal smile of hers.
Efficient as always, Millie Carnavon headed for the hut she shared with her husband and the other two women.
In the rear of the building Millie Carnavon was carefully repacking delicate instrumentation.
By the time a sleepy Lejardin arrived with medical kit in hand and Millie Carnavon close behind, Ramirez was gone.
In some sense, he was certain, Sam and Millie and the others were still alive.
Sam and Millie waited, in limbo or in hell, depending on him and no one else.