scrap-books

When not dancing the watchful Baron took her through the drawing-rooms and picture-galleries adjoining, which to-night were thrown open like the rest of the house; and there, ensconcing her in some curtained nook, he drew her attention to scrap-books, prints, and albums, and left her to amuse herself with turning them over till the dance in which she was practised should again be called.

The Romantic Adventures of a Milkmaid 2003

Everything was regal and impressive, the kind of background against which American tourists would take pictures of their European tours to later paste in scrap-books.

Black Friday Patterson, James 1986

Everything was regal and impressive, the kind of background against which American tourists would take pictures of their European tours to later paste in scrap-books.

Black Friday Patterson, James 1986

There upon a shelf was the row of formidable scrap-books and books of reference which many of our fellow-citizens would have been so glad to burn.

The Adventure of the Empty House 1982

Stack them neatly in a big cardboard box, so that we can send them to Aunt Lucy - she makes scrap-books of them for children in hospital.

The Rat-A-Tat Mystery Blyton, Enid 1966

But as we children grew up, leaving home in turn, so her idiosyncrasies spread; her plant-pots and newspapers, muddles and scrap-books extended further throughout the house.

Cider With Rosie Lee, Laurie 1959

Volumes of autographs, great scrap-books filled with prints, tickets, invitations, ballads, let us into the visible and invisible of the reign of Charles II.

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 16, No. 97, November, 1865 Various

He had a fondness for newspaper clippings, and had trunks of them, sorted into bundles or pasted in scrap-books.

The Fat of the Land The Story of an American Farm John Williams Streeter

William C--, the little fellow of four years old, whose mother died in India, and the father on his return sank in a London hospital, leaving little Willie friendless, was here with a lovely bunch of hot-house flowers ready to present to Miss Macpherson, and to receive from her one of the beautifully illustrated scrap-books made by little English children.

God's Answers A Record of Miss Annie Macpherson's Work at the Home of Industry, Spitalfields, London, and in Canada Clara M. S. Lowe

The President announced that he had been told of a little girl who had to lie on her back for a year on account of some spinal trouble, and who had almost nothing to amuse her, so if anyone had scrap-books or toys and would send them to her it would be helping.

The Story of the Big Front Door Mary Finley Leonard