| Mr. Baskerville is very highly esteemed by the bishop of the diocese, he said. |
| A classic dating from the 1750s, the many variations of Baskerville and New Baskerville work quite well for both text and display use. |
| Mortimer tells them that Mr Barrymore, the butler at Baskerville Hall, has a beard like the one on the stranger. |
| I came to believe that there were few things in the world more beautiful than the deep burning black of Baskerville type on crisp rag paper. |
| John Baskerville, an English printer and type founder, of rare celebrity, died. |
| And yet, consider that every Baskerville who goes there meets with an evil fate. |
