"Rudolph," said she, "haven't you an account at the Occidental Bank?" "Hardly an account, dear lady,merely a deposit large enough to entitle me to receive monthly notices that I have overdrawn it.

Most of those who have seen Gillray's caricature of him, issued in the height of English spite at Paul's homage to Bonaparte, have thought it hideously overdrawn; but those who have seen the portrait of Paul in the Cadet-Corps of St. Petersburg know well that Gillray did not exaggerate Paul's ugliness, for he could not.

We haven't overdrawn our bank account yet

'I like your novel exceedingly,' said a lady; 'the characters are so naturalall but the baronet, and he surely is overdrawn: it is impossible to find such coarseness in his rank of life!'

exclaimed Grace, whose tall and slender figure, and face of peculiar, winsome beauty had gained her the not overdrawn characterization of "Gibson girl."

It was his first great work, and was intended to express his own views of the social life about him, and to protest against the overdrawn heroes of popular novels.

We conclude that Love's Labor's Lost, for instance, is an early play, because of its form,excess of rime, small proportion of blank verse, lack of mastery of poetic expression,and also because it suffers from the puns, conceits, and overdrawn wit and imagery of his early work.

Nonpayment N. nonpayment; default, defalcation; protest, repudiation; application of the sponge^; whitewashing. insolvency, bankruptcy, failure; insufficiency &c 640; run upon a bank; overdrawn account.

" One turns with pleasure from the severe, but perhaps not overdrawn, character sketch of the colored loafer, to the better side of the modern negro.

MY BANK TELLS ME I'M OVERDRAWN NOW.

" The portrayal of these writers of this phase of Reconstruction history contains a general truth, but in some cases the picture is overdrawn.

Whoever has read the correspondence of Governor Walker with the State Department, recently communicated to the Senate, will be convinced that this picture is not overdrawn.

The accounts of human selfishness are greatly overdrawn, and those who deduce all actions from it make the mistake of taking the inevitable consequences of virtuethe pleasure of self-approval and of being esteemed by othersfor the only motives to virtue.

Their stay at Mrs. M'Kree's house was very short after all, though Katherine was thankful indeed for the cup of tea awaiting her there, and much too grateful for the kindness to be fastidious about its overdrawn condition.

When I speak of this system, "I speak that I do know," and I am not afraid to assert, that Anti-Slavery publications have not overdrawn the monstrous features of slavery at all.

In this emergency, Mr. Peters, whose account at his bank had been overdrawn by his check which had paid for painting the Sunday-school room pink in order that the young religious idea might be taught to shoot under more roseate circumstances than the blue walls would permit, and so could not well offer to have the roof repaired at his own expense, suggested a book sale.

"As long as Morris's bank doesn't tell us that his account is overdrawn, he can do what he pleases.

"I'm so deeply thankful I haven't overdrawn," he said.

I know a man, for examplehis name is Spuggwhose private bank account was overdrawn last month twenty thousand dollars.

My own account was overdrawn twenty cents at the time.

Hear Voltaire's overdrawn and even paltry criticism of Hamlet.

Such women having never felt the iron pierce their own souls, can not realize the woes of those in whose bosoms the barb is rankling at every pulsation, and they weakly fancy that the sorrows of those suffering ones are but the inventions of an ill-ordered mind, or, at most, that the picture has been overdrawn.

This is not an overdrawn picture.

He said the series of articles by George Kennan in the Century were not too highly colored, that the sufferings of men and women in Siberia and the Russian prisons could not be overdrawn.

And now let me submit; with such a picture hung upon the canopy of the future, and who shall say it is overdrawn?