Those which simply repeat chapter numbers and dates already given in the text are omitted as non-essential clutter.

One thing I must answer before it bee objected; 'tis this: When these Comedies and Tragedies were presented on the Stage, the Actours omitted some Scenes and Passages (with the Authour's consent) as occasion led them; and when private friends desir'd a Copy, they then (and justly too) transcribed what they Acted.

[Footnote 4: The line here referred to, was omitted in the later editions of these verses.]

Thus, after all the pains we had taken, and in a contest, too, on the success of which our own reputation and the fate of Africa depended, we were obliged to fight the battle with sixteen less than we could have brought into the field; while our opponents, on the other hand, on account of their superior advantages, had mustered all their forces, not having omitted a single man.

There was, however, one thing contained in it, which ought not to be omitted.

That no misrepresentation of any person's testimony might be made, Matthew Montagu, Esq., and the Honourable E.J. Elliott, members of Parliament, undertook to compare the abridged manuscripts with the original text, and to strike out or correct whatever they thought to be erroneous, and to insert whatever they thought to have been omitted.

The observations of a low star for zero of azimuth have been omitted since the beginning of 1881; the mark, in combination with a high star, appearing to give all that is necessary for this purpose.

For example, in case the chapter on brain action is found to presuppose more physiological knowledge than that possessed by the students, it may be omitted or may be used merely for reference when enlightenment is desired upon some of the physiological descriptions in later chapters.

Likewise, the chapter dealing with intellectual difficulties of college students may be omitted with non-collegiate groups.

That was impossible; but they have omitted words I inserted in the précis, and must restore, declaring that had the removal been legal, still the Members of Council would have been ordered back.

I omitted yesterday to mention that at the Foreign Office I saw some despatches just received from Sir R. Gordon.

I omitted the Company's English Regiments, about 3,000 men.

The last paragraph, which intimated that the Pasha's persistence 'would too probably lead to our decided opposition,' was omitted.

Hence probably (says Blackstone) has arisen that groundless, vulgar error of the necessity of leaving the heir a shilling, or some other express legacy, in order to effectually disinherit him; whereas the law of England, though the heir, or next of kin, be totally omitted, admits no querela inofficiosa, to set aside such testament.

She saw that neither Mrs. Hill nor Conrad was glad to see Ben, and this was only what she expected, and, indeed, this was the chief reason why she had omitted to mention Ben's expected arrival.

The author of 'Self-help' has most unaccountably omitted all mention of him, and most erroneously, for if there ever was a man who helped himself, and no one else, it was, 'very sincerely yours, George Brummell.' The founder of the noble house of Brummell, the grandfather of our hero, was either a treasury porter, or a confectioner, or something else.[10]

The eighth place was, of course, empty; but ready for me to occupy at any moment; for I had omitted to make the Sealing Sign to that point, until I had finished all my preparations, and could enter the Inner Star.

Omitted within Our kindest remembrance to Mrs. P.

And the moral seems to be that in this class of playthe drama, if one may call it so, of foregone characterthe scène à faire is precisely the scene to be omitted.

Dear Sir, I just write to say something which I had omitted in my last, and to add a word or two on the subject of an expression in your answer to it.

Often, since, he had meant to destroy the will; but carelessly he had always omitted to do so.

As the writer of this book takes no special joy in heart-breaking scenes with fathers, the painful and somewhat violent scene with Mr. Laflin is here omitted, and left to the imagination of any reader with a taste for such unnatural collisions.

He lived to a great age, and during the whole of his life never omitted to pay divine honors to his brothers, and especially to Ayar Cachi.

[Footnote 64: Omitted.] DEPARTMENT OF STATE, Washington, February 27, 1840.

[Footnote 65: Omitted.]