SEE Vernon's annotated code of criminal procedure of the State of Texas. Vernon's annotated penal code of the State of Texas. Vernon'a annotated revised civil and criminal statutes of the State of Texas.

MISSOURI STATUTES ANNOTATED, PERMANENT EDITION.

NICHOLS-CAHILL ANNOTATED NEW YORK CIVIL PRACTICE ACTS, with forms of pleading and practice.

pb id='008.png' /> ANNOTATED LAWS OF MASSACHUSETTS, containing all the laws of Massachusetts of a general and permanent nature, completely annotated.

Louisiana digest annotated, second series.

Florida statutes annotated, official classification.

MICHIGAN STATUTES ANNOTATED SUPPLEMENT.

Throckmorton's 1930 annotated code of Ohio.

SEE New York annotated digest.

The law of conditional sales in New Jersey; with statutes and procedure thoroughly annotated, also a complete collection of forms.

Federal code annotated, current service.

VERNON'S CUMULATIVE QUARTERLY STATUTE SERVICE FOR VERNON'S ANNOTATED REVISED CIVIL

(The Consolidated laws of New York annotated, book 35-A) NM: revisions & additions.

United States code annotated, title 28. 1948 supplementary pamphlet.

Stayton annotated Texas forms; with practice notes.

Nichols-Cahill annotated Hew York civil practice acts.

Purdon's Pennsylvania statutes annotated: permanent ed.

Constitution of the United States annotated, amendments 1 to 13.

OREGON DIGEST ANNOTATED; 1933 cumulative annual pocket parts for vol.

SEE Arkansas decisions reported in the Southwestern reporter annotated <pb id='151.png' n='1954h1/A/0733' /> Atlantic reporter.

André Dacier translated and annotated the Poetics of Aristotle in 1692, and that critical work was regarded as his best performance.]

SEE Arkansas decisions reported in the Southwestern reporter annotated <pb id='151.png' n='1954h1/A/0733' /> Atlantic reporter.

Florida statutes annotated: rules of court.

NICHOLS-CAHILL ANNOTATED NEW YORK CIVIL PRACTICE ACTS, with forms of pleading and practice.

He covered thousands of pages with his pencil notes, annotated large and numerous volumes, filled huge folios with valuable excerpts from newspapers, illustrated processes of thought with diagrams, and was thus fortified and enriched with stores of knowledge and masses of facts, so digested, combined and arranged, that he had them at his easy command to defend the past or to help him onward to fresh conquests in the fields of truth.