Mathieu and Marianne repaired thither to see what preparations would be necessary, and they found Charlotte with a sketch-book on her knees, rapidly finishing an impression of the oak tree.

On one of his rough sketch maps he indicates the location of Lake Parinacochas and notes the fact that the water is "brackish."

A glance at the sketch plan on the preceding page will make the position of each quite clear.

Meanwhile the morning was going by as we talked, and, putting up his sketch-box, he accepted my invitation to join me at lunch.

Agence matrimoniale, sketch cinematographique de Vincent Telly, pseud.

I have, therefore, taken in hand a short sketch-history of mine, published some six months ago, have cut out some of it and have revised the rest, and blended it with the material of the following chapters, of which it forms nearly one-third.

We have, however, ventured upon the following sketch illustrative, in advance, of the reception, and which, in the absence of more explicit information, we may as well call ANTHONY AND CLEOPATRICK.

We can, nevertheless, in no other way indicate in advance the place which the subject of our sketch occupies in the literature of Germany.

" She flushed and opened the portfolio on the little table by the window, standing behind me as I turned the sketches oversketches of the grounds and trees and garden.

He looked at the pencil, he looked at the sketch pad; he sniffed experimentally at the hat and then at the portfolio.

"In our work, the ability to make a rough but reliable sketch survey is often of great value.

In that case you've acquired the best sketch artist in America.

Very astute people in clubs and saloon bars talked darkly about those two moles, and Priam's nod in response to the whispers of the solicitor's clerk: such details do not escape the modern sketch writer at a thousand a year.

Here he paused of a sudden, and laid his sketch-block slowly down on his knee.

He has no sketch-bookarticles forbidden; his passport is in his pocket; and he speaks all tongues of German men.

Of his life at this institution he has left us abundant and charming memorials in the Essays, "Recollections of Christ's Hospital," and "Christ's Hospital Five-and-thirty Years Ago,"the latter sketch corrective of the rather optimistic impressions of the former.

It is not drawn to scale or worked out in the manner of practical architects; but the sketch exhibits features which we know to have existed in Buonarroti's planmasses of sculpture, with extensive bas-reliefs in bronze.