I explained in great detail to Tharaq how I wanted it cut and he nodded attentively making a few suggestions here and there.

They were accordingly recalled, and examined in great detail, with a view to ascertain whether any indication of the presence of a second person having visited the chamber with Merton was discoverable.

"Apparently not," replied Dr. Thorndyke; "at any rate, there is no reference to any such statement in the newspaper report, though, otherwise, the case is reported in great detail; indeed, the wealth of detail, including plans of the two houses, is quite remarkable and well worth noting as being in itself a fact of considerable interest.

and V. of The Political History of England, edited by Hunt (Longmans), gives the history in greater detail.

The history of the early part of his life was written in great detail and contained a large quantity of family matter which was evidently not intended for publication.

each, apiece, one by one, one at a time; severally, respectively, each to each; seriatim, in detail, in great detail, in excruciating detail, in mind-numbing detail; bit by bit; pro hac vice

Consequently it would seem that, until a play has been thought out very clearly and in great detail, any scheme of entrances and exits ought to be merely provisional and subject to indefinite modification.

Then, in the calm which ensues, Prospero expounds to Miranda in great detail the antecedents of the crisis now developing.

But about this and what ought to be done so as not to grant them absolutely everything, we shall reflect in greater detail at another time.

They discussed their plan in great detail.

But these powers have all been granted specifically with many others, in great detail, which experience had shown were necessary for the purposes of war.

Meeting in you a new Congress, I deem it proper to present this view of public affairs in greater detail than might otherwise be necessary.

But all of them have been described in great detail and with copious illustrations in books that refer to nothing else.

" CHAPTER XXVII THE DIARY Coquenil's effort during the next month might be set forth in great detail.

[Footnote 76: W.S. Drewry, Slave Insurrections in Virginia, 1830-1865 (Washington, 1900), recounts this revolt in great detail, and gives a bibliography.

The Richmond press reported the debate in great detail, and many of the speeches were given a pamphlet circulation in addition.

He pleaded that I stay back in Panjim that day, so we could discuss in greater detail.

Can you describe to me in greater detail the appearance of what seemed to be the spirit of your friend?" Helen did not quite understand what he meant, but she answered obediently: "It's very difficult to describe more exactly what I did see.

The note of suffering is here more prominent, and the portrait of the ideal type of servant which Jehovah desires in order to realize his purpose in human history is developed in greater detail (cf.

In 1793 Washington described his overseers to Pearce, who was just taking charge, in great detail.

So of the iron tools, what they are and how many are needed, he speaks in great detail, as eight iron pitch forks, as many hoes and half as many shovels, etc.

Cato writes further in great detail of the kind and number of iron tools which are required for a vineyard, such as the falx or pruning hook, spades, hoes.

Indeed, it is apprehended that the organization of a corporation large enough to control a monopoly of any staple article is practically prohibited by the provisions of the recommended law as to taxation, which will be referred to in greater detail in part II of this report.

It defines in great detail what intimidation issubstantially, that it is violence or threats, the persistently following, the hiding of tools, etc. or the watching or besetting the house or place of businessand menaces, as well as actual violence, are recognized as unlawful and punishable by imprisonment, in Germany, Italy, Sweden, and other countries.

In some of the texts the geography of the underworld, in which Osiris is king, is worked out in great detail.