The first tage said "Miscellaneous Papers," the second, "Old Magazines," and the third "Strings too short to be saved".
Booth spends much of his time cartooning in his studio, which is filled with years of unused ideas and drawings and other miscellaneous papers stacked in piles.
After a year of celebration — Boswell himself came and fell on his knees before the "Miscellaneous Papers" — the great Malone blew the absurdity away in a single peevish volume.
I looked through a book of miscellaneous papers relating to the voyage of the Discovery, Scott's expedition of 1901-4, and read a copy of the Daily Blizzard, the ship's "newspaper", complete with humorous drawings and fabulously awful doggerel verse.
And from 1794 we see a tome, "Miscellaneous Papers and Legal Instruments Under the Hand and Seal of William Shakespeare" — an audacious forgery of legal, amatory and religious documents, attributed to the playwright by William Henry Ireland.
She took a box of miscellaneous papers, pulling out letters, postcards, business cards, calling cards, palm cards, posters, flyers, handouts, bills, lists, notes, clippings and manuscripts Tells about some of the papers she pulled out: a massage parlor handout; letters, dunning notices; bills, travel folders, the Driver's Manual, instructions, reminders, a poem.
Department of Natural Resources and Energy Miscellaneous Report 8, 176 pages.
Although some subthemes were common to all types of studies (single and miscellaneous PIMs and polypharmacy papers), others were not.
Arrange to present a clean, shipshape boat, and have all papers and miscellaneous gear ready.
This paper reviews miscellaneous wind driven ventilation designs with respect to traditional means such as wind towers and more modern techniques including turbine ventilators and wind catchers.
"I must have passed by it a million times," she said, "but I always thought it must contain miscellaneous material from the Waksman papers when they were cataloged".
