My Dear F.,I scribble hastily at office.

His uncle had bidden him good-bye on a postcard, whereon was illegibly scribbled something about 'damned fools.'

Kurt, standing in a corner with a note-book, was busily scribbling down his melancholy thoughts, but he did not show his verses to anyone, as the tragic feeling in them might have drawn remarks from Bruno which he might not have been able to endure.

Then, hurriedly, with trembling fingers, she scribbled a few sentences.

I had scribbled on, idly, carelessly, out of what seemed a mere facile impulse, correcting nothing; seldom even reading what I had written, after it was committed to paper.

With some difficulty, for the light was damnable, I made out the following words, roughly scribbled in pencil: "Out of Town.

I will say nothing of the tenderest parts in your own little volume, at the end of such a slatternly scribble as this, but indeed they cost us some tears.

The noon recess again brought the four friends together, and Betty showed a tentative program she had surreptitiously scribbled during a study period.

She scribbled awhile, making a comma and a dash, a parenthesis, an interrogation point, an asterisk and a line of asterisks!

" Mr. Campbell thoughtfully scribbled the names of the cities on a slip of paper.

I had scribbled on, idly, carelessly, out of what seemed a mere facile impulse, correcting nothing; seldom even reading what I had written, after it was committed to paper.

The editor scribbled frantically.