lavender bag
Britishnoun
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"I was going in to get something to help me sleep, like a lavender bag or something - from there we just progressed."
From BBC
Will Paul's gift of a lavender bag help it find a home?
From The Guardian
And here Martha took up the lavender bag and began stitching away at the lilac ribbon binding.
From Project Gutenberg
The dress suit she laid in a drawer, running to her own room for a tiny lavender bag to keep away the moths.
From Project Gutenberg
She turned out to be in a rather remote manner "one of us," and had about her, very faint and dim, like an antique lavender bag, the odour of Ashbridge.
From Project Gutenberg
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