* Miss Bennett had come up in the lift with a heap of cardboard boxes, and the azalea.

We may readily observe the effect of the resistance of the air by swinging two pendulums of equal length and having each a large cardboard disk attached.

There should also be materials for expression, such as clay, paper, chalk, pencil, paints, weaving materials, cardboard, and scenery materials; and such tools as scissors, cardboard knives, needlework tools, paste brushes, and others that may be necessary and suitable.

" "Oh, my." Don pulled the drawing from the cardboard tube and unrolled it, holding it up for her to see.

The cardboard castle.

The oil lamp had a glass reservoir, a chipped chimney, and a cardboard shade, and had probably cost less than a florin; five florins would have purchased the table; and all the rest of the furniture, including the arm-chair in which the dressing-gown reclined, a stool, an easel, three packets of cigarettes and a trouser-stretcher, might have been replaced for another ten florins.

This may be made on heavy paper or cardboard foundation.

It is a cardboard frame, with a spring shutter closing an aperture of the size of a wafer, that springs open on the pressure of a finger, and shuts again as suddenly when the pressure is withdrawn.

He was wont to wear a cardboard hat at night, into which he stuck a candle, and then worked by its light upon his statue of the Pietà.

There was no door or window, and a few wooden pillars divided the low room from the pavement, which was strewn with cigarette ends and cardboard matches.

He was busying himself with a cardboard model, on which he had been trying the effect of certain arrangements, when he heard a knock at his door.

A gardener's house, made of blocks, ornaments one corner, and near it are his tools,watering-pot, hoe, rake, spade, etc., all made in cardboard modeling.

The Tillich bricks are good playthings, and so is cardboard moneyshillings, sixpences, threepences, pence and halfpence.

Some time ago, it appears, the old woman accumulated a supply of cardboard mottoes, which she worked and had framed as occasion arose.

In a rage she got out and walked, past a kaleidoscopic pattern of tiny bazaars, shooting-galleries, paper icebergs, and cardboard mountains.

"Kiss her, camel!" "Embrace the bride!" "Unmask, camel, and kiss her!" Instinctively his heart beat high as Betty turned to him laughingly and began playfully to stroke the cardboard muzzle.

Now, working from the small design (of color), the tesseræ are cut to the forms required, laid face downward, and glued on to the cardboard sections containing your enlarged cartoon.

"Mercy, what do you suppose this is?" One of the young clerks from the office approached the table, a large cardboard sheet in her hand.

The following morning the door to Smith's office was ornamented with a cardboard sign.

He bought a dovetail saw and made several cardboard templates for the joints.

It was rather like the toy cardboard theater which children used to be able to buy for sixpence.

That evening, as the ship glided from ruby coal to ruby coal of the gares, following at a steady six knots the theatric glare of her search-light along arsenically green cardboard banks, Rudolph paced the deck in a mood much simpler and more honest.

he lumbered ferociously for Betty with the cardboard wiener-wurst or the photograph of the bearded lady or whatever the favour chanced to be.

New War-loans shriek for money; All work is at an end; It seems extremely funny There's any cash to spend; Yet still the tide of laces, The foam of fluff and silk Comes round in cardboard cases To lots of people's places As punctual as the milk.

Another style of torch consists of a cardboard cylinder fitted with a composition consisting of 100 parts of saltpeter, 60 of sulphur, 8 of priming powder, and 30 of pulverized glass, the whole sifted and well mixed.