He made such perfectly charming drawings of Flavilla and of me, and he drew pictures of the house and gardens, and of all the servants, and"she laughed"I once caught a glimpse in his sketch-book of the funniest caricature of you" The expression on her father's face was so misleading in its terrible calm that she laughed again, innocently.

On the floor, at the foot of the easel, lay an artist's sketch-book.

JOHN'S ON THE ST. AUGUSTINE ROAD ORNITHOLOGY ON A COTTON PLANTATION A FLORIDA SHRINE WALKS ABOUT TALLAHASSEE A FLORIDA SKETCH-BOOK.

"Through the glacis in various parts are sally-ports, from one of which, opening towards the road to Ramsgate, I well remember seeing a corporal's guard issue, about fifteen years ago, to take possession of me and my sketch-book, as I sat under a hedge at some distance to sketch the picturesque towers of this castle.

This original sketch-book was burned in a mysterious fire which, some years later, during one of the many telegraph suits, destroyed many valuable papers.

The "Sketch-Book" also received considerable new matter in the revised edition; and the story, in the preface, of the author's connection with Scott and with Murray added new interest to the volume, which has always been the favorite with the public.

=Charles Godfrey Leland, 1824.= From "Meister Karl's Sketch-book.

So, finding my stick was useless, I threw it and the sketch-book to the ice, and first retreating as far as possible, ran forward with all my might, took the leap, barely reached the other side, and fell awkwardly on my knees.

The Sketch-Book.

THE NEW PARIS SKETCH-BOOK; OR, THE FIRST FIFTY THOUSAND.

I was determined to get a good portrait of some of them, and accordingly took my sketch-book and pencil, and seated myself very near to one of them, and began my operations, feeling sure I had now got a most patient sitter, for they will lie for weeks together without stirring; but I had to keep throwing small pebbles at him, in order to make him open his eyes, and prevent his going to sleep.

The Sketch-Book.

* THE SKETCH-BOOK.

* THE SKETCH-BOOK.

* THE SKETCH-BOOK.

Crayon (Geoffrey), Esq., Washington Irving, author of The Sketch-Book (1820).

* THE SKETCH-BOOK.

From the delineation of this profoundly depressing milieu, by the aid of which, if the fate of London and Liverpool were to-morrow as that of Herculaneum and Pompeii, we should be able to reconstruct the gutters of our Imperial cities (little changed in essentials since the days of Domitian), Gissing turned his sketch-book to the scenery of rural England.

The artist finally looked up, saw the four eager pairs of eyes fastened on him, and nodding in a friendly way, handed his sketch-book across the aisle.

And listenno rod, no gun, no sketch-book.

'You've never shown me your studies of thatthat ladyJohn; you said you would.' Relieved at the change of subject, he took a sketch-book out of his pocket and gave it to her.

And slowly, in the firelight, she fell to brooding over the image of that pale classical face, as she had seen it in the sketch-book.

Then he rose abruptly, brushed past me as if I were not there, and crossed to where Müller, sketch-book in hand, was in the very act of taking his portrait.

"I shall never see my sketch-book again, parbleu!" said he.

If that isn't the man who stole my sketch-book, I'll eat my head!"