almanac

His only books were an almanac and an arithmetic, in which last he was considerably expert.

Twenty dollars even that you can't remember his name without looking in the almanac.

Lilly's Almanac, the predecessor of Moore's and Zadkiel's, was carried on by him for six-and-thirty years.

The heat-wave had put forward the almanac, and the Newport season was in full swing nearly a month in advance of its usual date.

I stopped, considered, and consulted the almanac; it was exactly the 20th of March, and also Palm Sunday.

Presently he slipped his hand into his pocket and drew out the almanac he always carried about him.

The fixed fact may be unfixed next year, like an almanac, but the hasty sketch of the true artist is good forever.

Professor Braddock was usually the most methodical of men, and timed his life by the clock and the almanac.

We therefore turn, by way of voucher, to a publication called Zadkiel's Almanac for 1851.

If in his almanac there happened to be a blot on any date, he feared to undertake anything important on the day so marked.