A Naturalist's wife in the sub-Antartic (sic)

How the rhinocerous (sic) got its hide.

Again let Goldwin Smith, the English Unionist, describe the result: "Of all the wars waged by a civilized on a barbarous (sic) and despised race these wars waged by the English on the Irish seem to have been the most hideous.

"Quodeunque ostendis mihi sic, incredulus odi.

[error unchanged; parenthetical "sic" in original] [Footnote 54] Amer.

Sine cruce et sanctificatione sic & daemone obsessa.

Summe Deus, qui semper amas quodcunque creasti; Judice quo, scelerum est poenituisse salus: Da veteres noxas animo sic flere novato, Per Christum ut veniam sit reperire mihi.

She may attribute her reluctance to the fact that she is too womanly (sic), too spiritually minded to have any desire for sexual relations at all; her husband may attribute it to coldness of temperament or "modesty.

As Bernard (erroneously some say) speaks of P. Aliardus, omnes patres sic, atque ego sic.