Meanings of old note-book in English

The old note-book contains no record of disasters.

This old note-book is interesting for other things.

In Mark Twain's old note-book occurs a memorandum of the frog story- amerecasual entry of its main features:

Then he lit the pipe and settled down in his most comfortable armchair with an old note-book in his hand.

She took from some hiding-place in her breast a little old note-book, bound in dark leather, glossy from constant use.

Possibly an old note-book.

It is true: I have the remark in my old note-book; I got it of the third mate in the hospital at Honolulu.

In an old note-book I find that years ago I set down the necessary qualifications of the friendly visitor to be tact and good-will.

The other view of this transaction I find more concisely expressed in a memorandum written in an old note-book belonging to my Uncle Tom.

From an old note-book, in which were tabulated the order of letter recurrences according to their frequency in ordinary English words, he freshened his memory.

In an old note-book I jotted down such a list-"thingsI hope to know, and to know well." I was then four and twenty.

The old note-books give a light here and there that is interesting.

Yet the old note-books have a very intimate interest of their own.

The sketches are taken almost at random from old note-books and summer journals.

It is scrawled upon old note-books and loose sheets of paper.

I find myself that I go back to my old note-books with increasing pleasure.