I have two thousand francs in notes and gold in my pocketbook, which are the savings of a lifetime, and I am going to pay them into the bank tomorrow.

Billie fished in her pocketbook for the key to the house which was supposed to be haunted, and, finding it, held it up with a hand that was not quite steady.

He had produced from his pocketbook the scrap of lace and muslin which he had found in the murdered man's hand.

And, after all, it's a wicked city to be carrying a fat pocketbook around in, as I've often observed.

" "My pocketbook is not exactly fat," remarked Uncle John.

I request that whoever finds me will send this letter to Paris to my wife, with the pocketbook which is in my coat pocket.

"Only the loose money from the pocketbook.

She appeared there in a moment or two and waited whilst the boy whistled for a taxicab, her face expectantly upraised, one hand resting lightly on her bosom, just over the spot where her pocketbook lay.

" He took out his pocketbook and threw it towards her.

Here is a little earnest of what is to come," he went on, drawing out his pocketbook and passing a folded note over towards his visitor, "and remember, Mr. Phipps has offered five hundred pounds for the discovery of the person who is responsible for his nephew's disappearance.

" She took out half a dollar from her pocketbook and handed it to Jack.

The faithful orderly stepped forward, as I had bidden him, presenting to the old man the pocketbook and small articles that belonged to his son.

These, in eight one-hundred-dollar bills, he put in his pocketbook, and returned to the hotel for dinner.

Oblige me by producing your pocketbook.

Can you repeat?" He drew a paper from his pocketbook.

She carries her card and her commodity order with her in her pocketbook.

In his leather pocketbook lay the ever-present reminder that she could be no more than a dream to him.

He drew forth his pocketbook and took from its interior a small bit of paper, which he handed to her, a shamed smile in his eyes.

He again drew forth his pocketbook.

"You have something else in that pocketbook that I should very much like to possess.

This war and your pocketbook.

Great guns, they need martial law and a thousand policemen to the block to keep a gent's life and pocketbook safe in this town!

" Doctor Simon put it in his pocketbook.

But when a pocketbook or a mouth is opened too often nothing but trouble is left in it.

My father, a good man, but a ne'er-do-well financially, had loaned his best clothes, watch and pocketbook to a friend to enable him to call on his best girl in captivating style, and said friend expressed his gratitude by eloping with the girl and all the borrowed finery.