After dinner we strolled through the rooms and were shown the different souvenirs of Frederick the Great, and got home at ten-thirty."

In the afternoon the three chums saw the newer market place, where all three bought small souvenirs for their mothers at home.

This seemed plausible to the Moslem examiners and saved the Bible, the only book we now possess as a souvenir from home.

It contains some valuable souvenirs in the form of vases, some from the Emperor Napoleon (these are jewelled), some from William IV. of Germany, and some from the Emperor Frederick.

It is an interesting old place, with a moat all around it and high solid stone walls, where one still sees the hole that was made in the wall by a cannon-ball sent by Marechal de Turenne as he was passing with his troops, as a friendly souvenir to the owner, with whom he was not on good terms.

To fetch these souvenirs through to England, we were compelled to resort to all the tricks of a gang of smugglers.

However, the first thing to do is to distribute a few souvenirs along the gallery.

I carried a souvenir with me-a red-eared turtle (which I still have) and some turtle eggs.

The period of her residence with them at Plessis appears in her souvenirs as an ideal interval of happiness and repose, a renewal of the freedom and insousiance of childhood, with the added knowledge of their value, a suspension of the terrible demands and interests of life.

"I bought some souvenirs at a curiosity depot," he said, and told the other where the shop was.

The Norsemen, following in their tracks as always, found them there, and the earliest Icelandic writings record their departure, leaving behind them books, bells, and other souvenirs on an islet off shore which still bears their name.

"What more appropriate souvenir than a bottle of the local produce?" That was ten days ago, and this morning I received the following letter:.