parchment

She could read nothing from the parchment of his face.

If nothing else, the parchment was made in the early days of the Church.

He wrote something on parchment and gave it to her.

"Of course I have to live long enough to get the parchment."

I looked down at the piece of parchment in my hands.

I was going to have to keep this parchment with me at all times.

"And what do I need with a bit of old parchment?"

Nothing on parchment or stone was a history of the times, however.

The first thing the department had done was date the parchment.

The one on parchment should be ready in less than a glass.

He looked down at the parchment, and everything else dropped from his mind.

He turned away from his computer and began writing on parchment paper instead.

He held out a parchment in a soft white hand.

He still has the roll of parchment in his hand.

The one who's come to look at his old parchments?

Even so, he gave the parchment to his uncle the next day.

And the parchment was all that remained of the books themselves.

He handed the parchment and the book to the old man.

I followed a few months later, taking the three parchments with me.

The building is first mentioned in 1439 on a piece of parchment.

At first there was little interest in the parchment object itself.

She stopped and returned her eyes to the words on the parchment.

Slowly, he reached his left hand out and took the parchment.

He gave me a parchment with those drawn upon it.

He took the parchment and put it back in the plastic case.