Each of these had a faded yellowing label, but none of these labels did her any good.

There are such explanatory labels to be met with everywhere.

He was engaged, at six-pence a week, to paste labels on blacking bottles.

His first job was pasting labels on blacking-pots, for which he received twenty-five cents a day!

The books on his shelves, Mrs. FitzGerald remembered, retained the price-labels of the stalls where he had bought them.

Early in the siege the French were warned from Chinsurah to beware of treachery amongst the deserters in their pay, and on the 17th of March a number of arrows were found in the Fort with labels attached, bearing the words: "Pardon to deserters who will rejoin their colours, and rewards to officers who will come over to us.

The labour of packing my play-box and writing labels for my luggage had given me a momentary thrill, but for the rest I had moved among my insurgent comrades with a chilled heart.

What is he to understand by these two labels; what are the characteristics of "Classicism" and how far is it opposite to and conflicting with "Romanticism"?

For a great many years prior to this, women had been employed in certain branches of the work, such as painting cans and pasting on labels.

When his mother died, Murdstone sent David to lodge with the Micawbers, and bound him apprentice to Messrs. Murdstone and Grinby, by whom he was put into the warehouse, and set to paste labels upon wine and spirit bottles.

Since Zip was unable to read any labels, he had to analyze the gas in each supply tank to determine which gases the tanks contained.

Indeed, the objection that has been made to him is that his characters are too distinctthat he puts labels on them; that they are often mere personifications of a single trick of speech or manner, which becomes tedious and unnatural by repetition.

I need lotion for my eyes, eye medicine, and a bath for them' and the man mixed various waters and poured them into a blue bottle with red labels, very beautiful to see, and wrote upon it.

It is above all our consecrated labels and distinctions.

Originally, as described in the first chapter, my trip was undertaken primarily in the interest of the American Museum of Natural History of New York, to add to our knowledge of the birds and mammals of the far interior of the western Brazilian wilderness; and the labels of our baggage and scientific equipment, printed by the museum, were entitled "Colonel Roosevelt's South American Expedition for the American Museum of Natural History."

SHEEN, FULTON J. Old errors and new labels.

SHEEN, FULTON J. Old errors and new labels.

"They're mere tags, labels, which can be attached to one as well as another; they seem to belong equally to anybody.

We got in a line of patent medicines with pretty red and blue labels that took the popular taste.

It may be had gratis on application, or sent by post on receipt of two postage labels to frank it.

Mr. HAROLD COX contributes a rather too solemn preface, which labels this otherwise irresponsible novel as a serious tract.

Dr. Bode labels it "Art des Giorgione.

For the public believes more in the labels it reads, than the pictures it sees.

Then the gardeners, impatient at his procrastinations, themselves began to read the labels fastened to the pots they were carrying in.

These hogsheads painted with a royal coat of arms displayed the names of their drinks, the contents, and the prices on colored labels and stated that they were to be purchased by the cask, by the bottle or by the glass.