Any well-filled album of postage-stamps is an eloquent commentary on this maritime supremacy of England.

He said he was going to give her an autograph album for Christmas and write in it an original poem sixteen verses long, on 'The Clasp of a Friendly Hand,' That is pushing matters some, isn't it?

The principal Delia Cruscan poems were published in the British Album in 1789, and the collection was popular until Gifford's Baviad (followed by his Mæviad) appeared in 1791, and satirised its conceits so mercilessly that the school collapsed.

He pasted them one by one in his stamp album with loving, lingering fingers, adjusting each stamp in its little square in the book with meticulous care.

Written in an album at Geneva.

" He sat down and took an album from the table, saying: "Have you many new faces here?"

Family album by Paul Chavchavadze.

I always experienced a burning desire to possess some memento of the distinguished men whose names are woven in the annals of our country; and seating myself at the table with the album before me, I spent several hours in trying to copy the illustrious autograph.

In the accompanying view you will observe a large album on a stand; this was given to the Queen-Regent by the ladies of Holland.

" Thus they talked; except the Soft Lady, who had slipped into a seat by herself with an album over her knees, and with an empty chair on either side of her.

he promised to bring his album to-day, and show me all the 'good wishes' his friends wrote in it for him.

The things which Pickering has, if to be had again, I have promised absolutely, you know, to poor Hood, from whom I had a melancholy epistle yesterday; besides that, Emma has decided objections to her own and her friend's Album verses being published; but if she gets over that, they are decidedly Hood's.

He succeeded in getting them together on a lounge with a photograph album between them.