Though the actual work was sketchily done, yet the general effect was that of a beautiful Grecian grove with marble temple and steps, and surrounding trees and flowers, the whole of which seemed to be a sort of an island set in a sea of blue sky and fleecy clouds.

He explained, but, of necessity, somewhat sketchily.

"You do things so sketchily and casually," said FRITH to WHISTLER one day.

As he emerged through the folding doors he saw a letter lying among the sketchily laid breakfast things, and Ethel's attitude suggested the recoil of a quick movement; the letter suddenly dropped.

" Lewisham answered sketchily.

The profound and pregnant doctrines of karma and reincarnation, here so sketchily outlined, are but expansions of one of the fundamental propositions of all Eastern philosophical systems, that the effect is the unfolding of the cause in time.

In an article entitled 'A world of pure experience, I tried my own hand sketchily at [Footnote 1: Reprinted from the Journal of Philosophy, Psychology, and Scientific Methods, vol.

"They were very sketchily built and would have dropped to pieces at a touch.

" She left him walking up and down the veranda, while she ran for the ice-pitcher and a goblet, and when she came back he was still walking up and down, shouting the story he had told her to her father and mother, who had come out more sketchily dressed than they commonly were by day.

It covers a large portion of the Earth's land surface, includes parts of Asia, Africa and Europe and extends sketchily to the Americas.