Which preposition to use with paper
"He had all kinds of papers of ancient date, but nothing modernletter from the Star dated five years back, recommendations to everybody on earth, except Captain Arnold, certificate of bravery in Apache campaign, bank identifications, and all the rest.
There was a sheet of paper in his hand which seemed to have some bearing on his trouble.
Supposing that a painter should not condemn a paper for publishing a musical article beyond his comprehension, and that an architect ought not to get in a rage because he finds in his favorite journal a paper on beavers which makes him feel insignificant, PUNCHINELLO has generally looked around upon his fellow-journalists, and thought them very good fellows, who generally published very good papers.
Chromo, 12-1/8 by 9, price $3.00, or any | | other $3.00 Chromo, and a copy of the paper for one year for | | $5.00.
Where the earth ended was a fantastic filigree border, like the fancy paper with which our mothers used to line the pantry shelves.
A few evenings afterwards, instead of a letter, I received a scrap of paper from Veenah, on which was written the following words: "We are discovered.
Particular attention has been recently directed toward an announcement made in a Cleveland paper to the effect that "Two widow ladies, strangers in Cleveland, wish to form the acquaintance of a limited number of gentlemen with a view to happy results.
He had never served any other government, and was therefore perfectly independent and was bound by no family traditions or old friendshipsdidn't mind the opposition papers at allnot even the caricatures.
" Teachers who want real help in the art training of children should read the excellent papers by Miss Findlay in School and Life, where we are told that we must rescue the term "design" from the limited uses to which it is often condemned in the drawing class, viz.
Nobody spoke and everybody watched, and when, finally, with his hand, he brushed the remaining grains off the torn paper into the envelope, poured them into the gaping sack-mouth, and lazily pulled at the buckskin draw-string, everybody sat wondering how much, if any, of the precious metal had escaped through the tear, and how soon Dillon would come out of his brown study, remember, and recover the loss.
Watch a scientific association jump with all fours upon a man who has just read a paper before their body!
Every day I hear men reading in the papers about some lucky dogs having strayed, or having been stolen, a large reward being offered for their recovery: and I envy each lost dog!
The time of the edition was boldly printed in the top right-hand corner of each paper as a guarantee of enterprise if not of good faith.
Place a paper over the top and let bake in a moderate oven.
The priest had got writing materials, and put a pen into the slack hand, with a block of letter-paper under it.
I shouldn't bother my head about it any further; he only showed us that paper out of spite, to put us in a funk.
Yet insignificant as he assuredly is, he cannot put pen to paper without a feeling that millions of eyes are fixed upon him...." Leigh Hunt, says Blackwood, "is a man of extravagant pretensions ... exquisitely bad taste and extremely vulgar modes of thinking."
"Look at that plan again," said the K.C. "Have you ever had paper like it at your flat?" She shook her head.
Continue this process for 5 or 6 days, and the last time place the greengages, when drained, on a hair sieve, and put them in an oven or warm spot to dry; keep them in a box, with paper between each layer, in a place free from damp.
Say something, or I'll go mad!" He laid his paper across his knee, pushing up his glasses.
One of those through whom Charles corresponded with his friends was Firebrace, who tells us that he was occasionally employed by one of the warders to watch for him at the door of the king's bedchamber, and on such occasions gave and received papers through a small crevice in the boards.
Then slowly she arose and moved to her escritoire, drawing a sheet of paper toward her and beginning to write.
The Huntingdon people were more interested in the new paper than the Millville folk, and Arthur quoted such low prices that several advertisements were secured.
And then she went on to describe the Court ball, and two or three of the most notable functions about which I had read in my English paper beside the Mediterranean.
Lady Dorchester burnt all her husband's private papers after his death in 1808; so we have lost some of the most intimate records concerning him.