Datasheet schematics?

I've seen it mentioned that sample schematics are available with semiconductor datasheets, but, looking (online) at different manufacturer's datasheets for the LM741 amplifier IC, I could not find anything except the schematic of the IC's own internal circuitry.
Clearly I'm missing something....?

Thank you

What kind of circuit do you have in mind?

Basically, general purpose OpAmp circuits will work with the 741:
**broken link removed**
A page more specific about older OpAmps like the 741:

Google "AN-31"

I suggest you forget about that one; National's last time buy date was more than 3 1/2 years ago. Try the TL081 from Texas Instruments.
https://www.electro-tech-online.com/custompdfs/2008/01/tl081b.pdf

It's become necessary for me to deal with (document) an intermittent but long-term harassment problem outside my home, and I need a basic preamp for a microphone that will be placed in my carport, maybe 20'--30' from a security DVR with a simple RCA phono jack input. I do have a decent quality(if slightly large-for-the-purpose) dynamic mic that sends an "unbalanced" signal down a 9' cord. Member "chemelec" recommended I use an electret condenser mic and power it from the preamp board.
I'm not sure what to do. I just wanted to see if I could find a simple preamp design that might work in this application.

Thanks for all replies.

hi,
You could consider buying a simple kit.

https://www.amazing1.com/simplex.htm

Look at the mike preamp SIM1024 $9.50

Hi, Eric,
Thank you. I ended up doing just that. I'm torn between the desire to build a fine quality preamp and the need to simply get this security system up and running wiki wiki. I had been considering another small preamp kit, price-reduced to about $8, but was annoyed that their shipping/handling more than doubled the price. They're in Utah, not that far away from me. I'd rather spend that money on better components and build it myself.
The Smart-Kit you mentioned is being sent to me from the opposite end of the U.S. for just $3 shipping. That's certainly fair.

Thanks, again.
Bye