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Flyleaf

noun
(pl. flyleaves)
1.
A blank leaf in the front or back of a book.






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"Flyleaf" Quotes from Famous Books



... almost as pleased as I was. The interest with which she inspected the lovely volumes was not feigned. "But who is Judge Trask?" she asked, as she read the autographic lines upon a flyleaf in each book. I explained glibly that the judge was a wealthy and cultured citizen who felt somewhat under obligation to me for certain little services I had rendered him one time and another. I was not to be trapped or cornered. I had learned my sinful lesson perfectly. Alice never ...
— The Holy Cross and Other Tales • Eugene Field

... Spencer showed his next neighbor, in the back of his Colburn's Arithmetic, an imaginary portrait of their district hero, which caused them both to chuckle derisively. The Honorable Mr. Laneway figured on the flyleaf as an extremely cross-eyed person, with strangely crooked legs and arms and a terrific expression. He was outlined with red and blue pencils as to coat and trousers, and held a reddened scalp in one hand and a blue tomahawk in the other; ...
— A Country Doctor and Selected Stories and Sketches • Sarah Orne Jewett

... favourite dream that he and she were just the same age and could go to school and play games together. It still gave him an inexplicable glow of pleasure, the memory of that brownish signature staggering across the flyleaf of ...
— The Judge • Rebecca West



Words linked to "Flyleaf" :   leaf, folio



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