writing case

So the man had now spent more than three years writing case histories, only the simple ones, of course.

He was looking for a battered green leather writing case.

Among the early nineteenth-century material was a portable writing case.

Mat's boot had encountered the writing case under the table.

He avoided looking at his writing case, still sitting under the table where he had left it.

He put the document in his writing case, buried among other assorted papers.

On the floor of the cabin, thrown by the shock from the rack, lay her writing case.

"And my writing case from the worktable in my study.

It was a writing case, with pens and ink and sand.

Then he took the green leather writing case from his tote bag and looked at it longingly.

He went to the bedroom, took out the green leather writing case, and handed her the sheets of airmail paper.

His approach to writing case studies is presented in the book Another View of Psychotherapy.

This time her smile was a little stronger, as she picked up her writing case and stood up.

When she took out the leather writing case, the child turned and cried, 'That's Mama's!

And the green leather writing case.

Aggie gathered up the letters from the table, returned them to the writing case, then rose heavily, saying, 'Time enough to think about that.

I turned to Imriel, and bade him fetch my writing case from the stateroom.

Peering into the drawer, Estelle glimpsed a flat box that she mistook for a writing case.

I suppose my writing case is still in the solar.5" Richard snarled in exasperation and let him go.

He accordingly drew out his writing case and wrote as follows--"Adorable princess!

'All you have to do is say "Henry Herrick's writing case."

Then he found the catch of the compartment and clicked it open, and there, just as he'd known it would be, was the leather writing case.

She took a pen from the small wooden writing case she always carried, reached toward the stoppered ink bottle in its scabbard.

As the procurator spoke, she fumbled in her writing case of black silk under a cutwork bronze sheath.

She almost always keeps a writing case on her belt in order to jot down notes on certain goings-on when she feels it is important.