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1. Eventually the renowned jeweler Cartier sold it to American Evalyn Walsh McLean.
2. Walsh's daughter, Evalyn Walsh McLean, later purchased the Hope Diamond.
3. Evalyn Walsh died on April 26, 1947.
4. The diamond was purchased in 1908 by Evalyn Walsh McLean, daughter of the multimillionaire miner and gold prospector grains.
5. Evalyn Walsh and her husband, Ned McLean, bought the Hope Diamond, the world's largest blue diamond.
6. It's difficult to find evalyn walsh in a sentence. 用evalyn walsh造句挺難的
7. Walsh died in 1909 . His daughter Evalyn Walsh McLean devotes several chapters to the mine in her autobiography " Father Struck It Rich ".
8. His family's pockets became so deep that his daughter, Evalyn Walsh McLean, had no trouble finding the money to buy the Hope Diamond.
9. Socialite Evalyn Walsh McLean, owner of the Hope Diamond, once lost the gem under a Stork Club table during an evening visit to the club.
10. He depicted the new vice president, Harry Truman, and his wife as rubes, dazzled by the fine furniture and china at a banquet given by Washington socialite Evalyn Walsh McLean.
11. "Each morning we Walshes arose richer than we had gone to bed, " his daughter, Evalyn Walsh McLean, said in her autobiography, " Father Struck it Rich ."
12. Means was contacted by the Washington socialite Evalyn Walsh McLean ( owner of the Hope Diamond ), who asked him to use his connections in the East Coast underworld to assist in the recovery of the Lindbergh child.
13. Evalyn Walsh McLean added her own narrative to the story behind the blue jewel, including that one of the owners had been Catherine the Great, although there are no confirmations that the Russian ruler ever owned the diamond.
14. For example, Evalyn Walsh McLean ( whose husband, Beale McLean, was the heir to the Washington Post fortune ) was rarely seen without her Hope and Star of the East diamond necklaces, both of which were bought from and reset by the house.
15. The two concocted a scheme to swindle a wealthy but gullible heiress, Evalyn Walsh McLean, co-publisher of " The Washington Post ", by claiming to be in contact with the kidnappers, and convinced her that they could arrange for the baby's safe return.
16. Among the public responses, socialite Evalyn Walsh McLean sent an angry telegram to Secretary of the Navy James Forrestal to complain, and U . S . Representative Robert L . Doughton publicly stated, " It is the most contemptible thing I ever heard of to summon a Jap officer to testify against one of our own officers.