31. Clinton gets saxophone-related items, just as Harry Truman received piano knickknacks . 32. No longer does China only provide yuletide knickknacks for the rest of the world. 33. Sidewalks and alleys are filled with people peddling snacks, knickknacks and the like. 34. Sweets and knickknacks are sold in this event. 35. They can look for a gift or a knickknack for their house while they wait. 36. They make metal fences for gravestones, vases for funeral flowers and other sepulchral knickknacks . 37. A knickknack is a 1618 reduplication of knack, a word first used by Chaucer. 38. Dozens of old knickknacks , evidence of many weekend antiquing excursions, decorate the walls. 39. But these devotees are not after knickknacks . 40. I have a ton of knickknacks at home but only brought a few for here.
