She was wrapped in a dark cloak and carried a bundle of clothing under one arm and her satchel in the unoccupied hand.

A round cap of the same material as her dress was set jauntily on the back of her head, and over her shoulder was slung a fiat satchel of worn leather.

When she came down stairs with her little satchel on her arm, I got up and stood beside her.

" She had snatched up her small hand-satchel from the divan and stood flashing now beside him, her small, blazing face only level with his cravat.

You from a paltry pen-and-inkhorn clerk, Bearing a buckram-satchel at your belt, Unto a justice' place I did prefer; Where you unjustly have my tenants rack'd, Wasted my treasure, and increas'd your store.

After penning a hasty farewell note to Miss CAROWTHERS, to the effect that urgent military reasons obliged her to see her guardian at once, FLORA lost no time in packing a small leather satchel for travel.

He had filled his satchel with brown hazel nuts, had a good feast of blackberries, and stained his fingers.

I had sunk into a chair by the small table on which the lamp stood, with my satchel beside it.

She had had nothing to eat for twenty-four hours except some crackers and cheese which she had hidden in her satchel before running away; so in spite of the fact that she was in a bad way from all she had gone through, she did eat a fair meal of victuals.

After taking turns at their chances in this way for a while, at the same time crowding the path in front of me so that I could not proceed, one of them in his greediness almost tore my satchel out of my hands, I responded to his supplication with such a tremendous no, that the next fellow assumed a stooping posture and asked me in a whisper!

The stranger unslung a strap that held a satchel to his side and hung it on the pommel.

Presently the boy who had the green satchel under the tree with Roger, who was sitting in one corner of the room, said, "I should think they would keep the squirrels from eating them.

When I came to Amsterdam, I was immediately assailed by a herd of porters, each anxious to take my satchel into charge.