chalk

The chalk is deeply indented in many places, and is honey-combed with caves.

The fascination of writing on it with chalk still obsessed the children.

Where's that piece o' chalk you had when you marked out your tumbler-quilt?

I'll chalk a lane into the closet, an' we'll both keep a right o' way there.

A may bush, overhanging a little precipice of chalk, caught her eye.

And chalk "No Popery" on your door to-morrow night, and for a week to come—that's all.'

Sydney Barnes did not answer, but his cheeks were like chalk.

Then he helped himself to a cigar from the showcase, and told his friend to "chalk it up."

If she was to have the care of me, she said, she'd make me walk a chalk or know why.

Make a notation, with chalk, of the gravity of each cell each morning.