Jottings [noun]

It seems strangely like old times to me to be making these jottings in Pitman's shorthand.

The jottings on the fourth day show the increase of the delirium.

One of these days I hope to work up these trivial jottings in some more thoughtful and not unworthy fashion.

Next he reproduces his jottings and expands them, and as he completes the items he severs them out of his list.

And now I have done my jottings, and once again congratulate you on having brought out so grand a work.

Towards the end, however, a sort of progression seemed to reveal itself in these haphazard jottings.

These jottings give only a faint impression of the change which the American action wrought in Page.

They are preludes, experiments, inspired jottings in a note-book, and should be heralded by a design of ‘Genius Making Sketches.’

His jottings contain interesting statements concerning the cultivation of music in the various countries which he visited.

I cannot tell you how vividly and pleasantly Chestnut St. on a sunny day rose before me in your jottings.