He put out his head and saw a man writing something in a notebook with a pencil by the light of a street-lamp.

Of course he invariably came circuit, and sat with me in my lodgings and on the Bench, where he would patiently remain till the time came to close my notebook for the day.

" For answer the Doctor drew from his notebook a newspaper clipping, bidding Rainey read it aloud.

The first ten essays, published in 1597, were brief notebook jottings of Bacon's observations.

The stories which Leith had fed to him continuously concerning the remains of an extinct civilization had worked him up to a pitch that bordered on insanity, and it was pitiful to watch him as he made endless notes in the bulky notebook.

He was blind to everything but the natural curiosities around him, and he made frequent entries in the notebook that was to be his crutch to Olympus.

He was bumping up against new wonders at every footstep, and he stumbled continuously as he endeavoured to jot down his impressions in the fat notebook.

The information necessary to the understanding of them reposed in a grimy notebook, requiring merely throwing into shape as a letter to make them valuable to the Eastern owner of the property.

The little notebook detailing the first ten days' experiences in Naples is missing, and the next one takes up the narrative on July 24, when he and his friends are in Sorrento.

"As I came to the street where we were to part he took out his notebook, and, going under the lamp of a Madonna, near the Piazza Colonna, he wished me to write my name for him among the other names of Americans which he had treasured in his book.

I will take care of Mr. Selincourt and write my letter at the same time," Jervis answered, taking a fountain pen and a notebook from his pocket, and beginning to write forthwith.

" "Would you mind saying that again, sir," said the bard, producing a notebook.

Then, raising his voice so that the stranger should get the full benefit, he added, "He's as mild a mannered man as ever scuttled ship or cut a throat!" Shakespeare hurriedly draws out notebook, and smilingly writes down the parson's words; then, in perfect good humour, he says: "You must excuse me, gentlemen, but I have somewhat of a passion for writing down such sayings as suit my humour, lest I forget what good company I keep.

"Don't you want this notebook?" she called, taking up the pad beside his plate.

She followed him to the hall, reminded him of his hat, his umbrella, restored the notebook, and finally saw him off, his thin back, with its scholarly stoop, disappearing down the street.

And Jarvis took out a notebook to make an entry.

"You have the notebook habit?" snorted the Professor.

Jarvis glanced at him quickly, and took out the notebook.

He came to her and offered her a little black notebook.

"I know," she added, "I am scheduled under Interruptions in that famous notebook.

I see nothing outside, except a sort of smiling, straw-haired commercial traveller with a notebook open, who says, "Excuse me, I am a faultless being, I have persuaded Poland; I can count on my respectful Allies in Alsace.

" Torrey took notebook and pencil from his pocket.

A laboratory notebook in biology.

A laboratory notebook in physics.

In his hand Kennedy held a notebook.