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• Thomas Jefferson noted this passage in his " Legal Commonplace Book ".
• This collection is known as Wulftan's " Commonplace Book ."
• A few lines in Burns's first Commonplace Book dated September 1784 relate to her.
• During later times, so-called " commonplace books, " usually describing historical anecdotes, became quite popular.
• Soon she was creating artists'books in limited editions, among them Christopher Isherwood's " Commonplace Book,"
• They both have notebooks, or commonplace books, which they use to write down observations and notions.
• In the Renaissance and early modern period commonplace books which served a similar function became popular.
• To cope with the long periods of separation, they started writing a joint diary and commonplace book.
• In this original sense, commonplace books were collections of such sayings, such as John Milton's commonplace book.
• Moore's commonplace book was first published in 1997 under the title " Milcah Martha Moore's Book ".
• In this original sense, commonplace books were collections of such sayings, such as John Milton's commonplace book.
• They include autobiographies, guides to astrology, plague tracts, alchemical commonplace books and notes on biblical and historical subjects.
• He criticises those who mark their books, or copy passages in a commonplace book, to remember them better.
• Weir claims to have been inspired by a TIGSource competition themed around H . P . Lovecraft's commonplace book.
• David E . Schultz is the editor of a critical edition of Lovecraft's " Commonplace Book " ( 1987 ).
• Josiah Wedgwood, the famous English porcelain manufacturer, is known to have copied extracts of d'Entrecolles'work in his " Commonplace Book ".
• John Locke appended his indexing scheme for commonplace books to a printing of his " An Essay Concerning Human Understanding ".
• The base of Cibber's pile of sacrificed books is several commonplace books, which are the basis of all his own productions.
• Her commonplace book and works survive to this day, compiled into a manuscript by her husband after her death in 1641.
• No one who has read just a few diaries or commonplace books of the time can possibly be fooled by it.