Very few, however, if any, of these ancient forms of animal life were identical with those which now live.

The amount of blame, if any, justly attributable to General McClellan, first for his inactivity, and then for his defeat by Lee, cannot be referred to here, save in a few brief sentences.

Carthy would be alone in The Aura and there would be few, if any, customers.

Few, if any, remain insensible to the value of our friendship or ignorant of the terms on which it can be acquired and by which it can alone be preserved.

Until within eight years past, there were few, if any, Irish to be found in the neighborhood of Lorette.

In that moment few, if any, of the spectators remembered the crimes of those they looked upon.

There are few, if any, who can give details of how or when the attack perished.

Buddhism, therefore, undeniably exercised an influence at the end of the Han dynasty, although no Chinese were priests and few, if any, gentry members were adherents of the religious teachings.

Should such a thing happen, it would not matter, as it is only approximate results that we require in this case; and the error, if any, would add to the apparent amount of leakage, and so be on the right side.

Are bones collected and reinterred; describe ceremonies, if any, whether modern or ancient.

2. Date and time of interview 3. Place of interview3003 Cross Street, Little Rock, Arkansas 4. Name and address of person, if any, who put you in touch with informant 5. Name and address of person, if any, accompanying you 6.

4. Subject to the provisions of this agreement, said Arbitration Committee to take up, consider and adjust grievances, if any, and to fix a method for settlement of grievances (if any) in the future.

Place and address of person, if any, who put you in touch with informantBernice Wilburn, 101 Miller Street, Pine Bluff, Arkansas 5. Name and address of person, if any, accompanying youNone 6.

William Ward, one of the ablest of our old grammarians, rejecting in 1765 the two terms imperfect and perfect, adopted others which resemble Pinneo's; but few, if any, have since named the tenses as he did, thus: "The Present, the First Preterite, the Second Preterite, the Pluperfect, the First Future, the Second Future.

Few indeed, if any, among English writers of high distinction, have been content to delay so long before testing the popular estimate of their work.

3. Place of interviewWashington, Arkansas 4. Name and address of person, if any, who put you in touch with informantJ.C.W. Smith.

5. Name and address of person, if any, accompanying youJ.C.W.

" The incidents of the previous sketch contain little, if any, extravagance or affectation, and it would be better for men, if we could charge the author of "Clouds and Sunshine" with overcolouring the sufferings which await the spendthrift.

Few, if any, sane persons would care to test the matter at so great a price; but those familiar with the "Letters of Charles Lamb" must know that Lamb, himself, underwent treatment for mental disease.

What kind of change, if any, has passed over periodical literature since those two great periodicals, the Edinburgh and the Quarterly, held sway?

Nor was it in the least clear what part, if any, she had played in the tragedy.

Now this system of labelling certain groups of paintings showing common characteristics is all very well in cases where the art history of a particular school or period is wrapt in obscurity, and where few, if any, names have come down to us, but in the present instance it is singularly inappropriate.

The lava has never yet descended much, if any, below the snow line; but I see no reason why it may not at some future time overwhelm the settlement of Kluchei and fill the channel of the Kamchatka River with a fiery flood.

What indications, if any, the child had given of remarkable musical genius, we do not know,not one of the many anecdotes bearing upon this point having any trustworthy foundation in fact.

There is little, if any, doubt that Marivaux was the author of all three of these productions, as well as of the Télémaque travesti, the authorship of which he denied.