"Here is something I want you to accept as a keepsake from me.

It was a steel engraving, not of the finest, torn from some Book of Beauty, or other silly-sentimental keepsake of the literary catch-penny class, brought all the way from home, and tenderly saved for the sake of its strange by-chance resemblance to a smart little lionne I had known in Virginia, in the days when smart little lionnes made me a sort of puppy Cumming.

There were only two special bequests in his will, one of some small keepsakes to his landlady at Eastbourne, Mrs. Dyer, and the other of his medical books to my brother.

For example, Coleridge's "Names" was in the Keepsake for 1829; his "Lines written in the Album at Elbingerode" in part in the Amulet for 1829.

"I am sending you a little keepsake in case we should drift apart on the eddies of life.

But he disposed of his little keepsakes with as much cheerfulness as if he had been making New-Year's presents.

" "She buried a little box of old keepsakes at its foot, after her brother had examined them,a ring or two, a coin from which she broke and kept one half" "Oh, yes!

Not being an only daughter like myself, her parents could better spare her; but we were almost inconsolable at parting, and having shed abundance of tears, presented each other with keepsakes as mementos of our unchanging friendship.