| The letter had been on the buhl cabinet, and she had opened it in his presence. |
| Buhl, or boulle, is inlaid work with tortoise-shell or metals in arabesques or cartouches. |
| Anna got up, looked, found the cards in the drawer of a buhl cabinet. |
| Even one who knew more of saddles than of buhl and Empire could see that at a glance. |
| Why not see what this dream had to offer that might be amusing to remember and tell buhl sometime soon. |
| Such was its popularity that any piece with some copper inlay on a black or red ground came to be described as buhl. |
