But this sober cabinet gave on a Turkish room-a divan covered with rich Oriental satins, inlaid whatnots, stools, dainty tables, all laden with costly narghiles, chibouques, and opium-pipes with enormous amber tips, Damascus daggers, tiles, and other curios brought back by him from the East-and behind this room one caught sight of a little winter-garden full of beautiful plants.
"Dreamers of the Ghetto"
I. Zangwill
Our drawing-room now is a heavenly show Of large overmantels, and whatnots, and chairs, And a statue of Splosh at the head of the stairs!
"The Glugs of Gosh"
C. J. Dennis
The word with him covers also an indefinite collection of objects of manifold use-camp utensils, guns, fishing tackle, and whatnots.
"Duffels"
Edward Eggleston