In Maurice Sand's standard work on Italian comedy, Masques et Bouffons (Paris, 1860) there will be found copious citations from this pantomime, the popularity of which he attributes wholly to Gherardi.

If, upon the first view of the cause thus opened, it shall appear that the appeal was made without just cause, the first sentence shall be confirmed without citation of the defendant.

In the case of those English critics whose writings are incorporated in the Elizabethan Critical Essays edited by Mr. Gregory Smith, or in the Critical Essays of the Seventeenth Century, edited by Dr. J.E. Spingarn, I have made my citations to those collections in the belief that such a practice would add to the convenience of the reader.

READINGS AND EXERCISES NOTE.Numbers in parentheses refer to complete citations in Bibliography at end of book.

It contained all the different forms of conjuration, as well for the citation as for the dismissal of spirits.

Both Editor and Publishers have endeavored to give full credit to every author quoted, and to accompany every citation with ample notice of copyright ownership.

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In those States which do not arrange them or entitle them by date of passage we have to depend on the crude and dangerous system of citation by page.

In his books, in his speeches in the House of Commons, and in private conversationfor he was an eager and fluent talker, running on often for hours at a stretchhe was never at a loss to fortify and illustrate his positions by citation after citation of dates, names, facts of all kinds, and passages quoted verbatim from his multifarious reading.