I had an indistinct remembrance of having added some wild and incoherent words of passionate affection affixed to her name.

The next day was Sunday, and it was spent by them in arranging a new plan of opposition.[a] The preachers from their pulpits described peace as the infallible ruin of the city; the common council voted a petition, urging, in the most forcible terms, the continuation of the war; and placards were affixed in the streets, calling on the inhabitants to rise as one man, and prevent the triumph of the malignants.[b]

They were affixed on spots designated by the chiefs.

A seal of red wax had been affixed at either end, and my uncle had apparently used his thumb as a signet.

It is a remarkable fact that the intermediate bones sloughed away, and the arm, connected only by flesh and muscle, was still, by means of a silver tube affixed around it, capable of exertion.

We talked about a Bill for enabling the King to give authority for the affixing of the Sign Manual.

As the Mexicans do not pronounce the letter r, they used to call her Malintzin, tzin being an affix of dignity; from which she is still remembered in Mexico by the name of Malinchi.

Carved globes of wood were affixed under the jutting stories.

With this office he received the title of Baron Verulam, and later of Viscount St. Alban, which he affixed with some vanity to his literary work.