"I am sending you a little keepsake in case we should drift apart on the eddies of life.

It was stencilled by no one knows who, Yet I'd give all my coupons and rents For that one precious keepsake from you The fan that cost $0.63.

It is a pocket-piece for sudden occasiona keepsake to dote overa charm to spell-bind opposition, and a magnet to attract "whatsoever worketh abomination, or maketh a lie.

Then I laid out my treasured keepsakes.

All the small Mortimers were present, and a number of remarkable keepsakes were bestowed afterwards on Crayshaw by way of dessert.

" Mr. Snooks saw them off from Rome with that pathetic interrogative perplexity still on his face, and if it had not been for Helen he would have retained Miss Winchelsea's hold-all in his hand as a sort of encyclopaedic keepsake.

It was a steel engraving, not of the finest, torn from some Book of Beauty, or other silly-sentimental keepsake of the literary catch-penny class, brought all the way from home, and tenderly saved for the sake of its strange by-chance resemblance to a smart little lionne I had known in Virginia, in the days when smart little lionnes made me a sort of puppy Cumming.