He picked up an old photograph album, and began to turn over its pages.

At the next stall she bought a photograph frame which had lost its prop in an unequal contest with a tea-tray which had collapsed from the heartiness of the Rector's clapping at the conclusion of the Countess's speech; and a Noah's Ark from which the star performer and his very best beasts had somehow disappeared.

In turning out the contents of a neglected cupboard, I stumbled on a photograph-book which I filled while I was a boy at a Public School.

Oh, I realize they're typewritten, but a photograph enlargement would show they were typed in your office.

Then, if you have the faculty, the glass will cloud over with a milky mist, and in the centre the image is gradually precipitated in just the same way as a photograph forms on the sensitive plate.

He easily found the photograph gallery of Markham, but nothing of a satisfactory nature developed.

"Mother Goose and Her Temperance Family," was performed with great satisfaction by the pupils, and a photograph group of the actors taken and preserved as a memento of the occasion.

I had carried through all my adventures a folding leather photograph-holder, containing portraits of my father and mother and of John Marshall Glenarm, my grandfather, and this I set up on the mantel in the little sitting-room.

JOHN BROWN From a photograph by J.W. Black & Co. HOUSE IN WHICH JOHN BROWN WAS BORN, TORRINGTON, CONNECTICUT From a photograph lent by Frank B. Sanborn.

After that we took photographs ad lib and McCutcheon had a trip with Ingold, a great aviator, in a biplane, which the Germans call a double- decker, as distinguished from the Taube or monoplane, with its birdlike wings and curved tail rudder-piece.

A stamp-photograph likeness of Mr. James P. Batch in the corner of Miss Slayback's mirror, and thereafter No Man's slippers became number eight-and-a-half C, and the hearth a gilded radiator in a dining-living-room somewhere between the Fourteenth Street Subway and the land of the Bronx.

"I never saw a strange new bird so near by," explained Dodo, "and if my eye was only a photograph machine I could take his picture.

" They were standing outside the room set apart for the photograph-maniacs of the Kurhaus.

Carrie kisses your photograph morning and night, but I'm afraid she'll have forgotten you a good deal.

In one corner stood a low table of Italian mosaic, bearing a somewhat battered statuette of Saint Geneviève plying her distaff, and the walls were fairly covered with photographs photographs, for the most part, of women more anxious to display their charms of person to an admiring world than to observe the rigour of convention.

The indifferent and half attentive mind which most men turn towards politics is like a very slow photograph plate.

" A tag on the wall beside the photograph read, Jade Willow Lady / Vermeer.

Of course, mind you, this man Rayner may be as innocent as you or I. But against her, on the facts of that photograph affair, there's a primâ facie case.

The difference between a photograph and a portrait is this: the photograph gives the outward feature, and stops there; and most of us, when we stand in a photograph saloon to have our picture taken, hide our soul away.

In August Outfield West descended at the little station accompanied by two trunks, a golf-bag, a photograph camera, and a dress-suit case; and Farmer March regarded the pile of luggage apprehensively, and undoubtedly thought many unflattering thoughts of West.

It came out that he was engaged to Davidson's cousin, and incidentally he took out a kind of pocket photograph case to show us a new rendering of his fiancée.