Else we are like a crab which should drag about Descartes, or as an ocean sucker which should hug a copy of Thucydides.

The person or entity that provided you with the defective work may elect to provide a replacement copy in lieu of a refund.

Probably copied from a letter.

one year to one post-office (we writing the | | names of subscribers on each paper), and one copy for the | | year to the one who sends us the club ... $20.00 | | | | TWENTY COPIES.

Near the quarters of the British regulars I could see the men drawn up in line as if making ready to advance, and in the Tory camp there was a bustle and confusion such as might have been made by half-baked soldiers, while trying to copy after those who knew their business; but the Indians gave no signs of life, save as their squaws went about the ordinary camp work.

He is well acquainted with my MS., and I just copied into the middle of the blank sheet the words: "' ...

We got some advance copies out just in time for the Olympic Games, and I had the pleasure of presenting some copies to Commissioner Col. Thompson, Manager Halpin and others of the American Olympic Committee.

Footnotes: 1: The original of the leaf copied on the next page was picked from such a pile.

It is published in paper covers at 50 cents a copy with maps and illustrations, and is sent postpaid by the publishers on receipt of 50 cents.

"It's a good deal as though Michael Angelo, when he made one of his sketches, white on black, put a sheet of carbon under his paper and made a copy at the same time, black on white.

Friends ignorant of the authorship sent her copies by every post within three or four days of publication, begging her to distribute the pamphlet as widely as possible.

[Although Tom is marked in the old copy as entering at the commencement of the scene, be does not really come in till now.]

The late Mr. Thomas Westwood, the son of the Westwoods with whom the Lambs lived at Edmonton, writing to Notes and Queries some thirty-five years ago, gave an amusing account of Lamb pitching presentation copies out of the window into the gardena Barry Cornwall, a Bernard Barton, a Leigh Hunt, and so forth.

The letter he carried was merely a copy without Hiram's signature; besides, he had no desire to reveal its contents.

It is estimated that Marathi newspapers collectively sell more than 50,000 copies per day.

They failed too, it may be, from the very paucity of the vegetable forms they could find to copy among the flora of this colder clime; and so, stopped short in drawing from nature, ran off into mere purposeless luxuriance.

They were copied and re-copied during the succeeding centuries and the scribes according to their knowledge, devotion or caprice made various additions, subtractions and occasional multiplications.

This last appears to me a more faithful copy than that printed by authority.]

But when Jim, proceeding to the jury-box, placed with equal politeness the remaining copies before the jury, the opposite counsel sprang to his feet.

I solicit also, Messrs. Editors, your own acceptance of the copy herewith inclosed.

The gulf pictured through the window appeared like an unframed canvas,the original, alive and palpitating,of the infinite copies throughout the world.

This was granted, and the books of Transits were subsequently copied under Mr Breen's superintendence.

I copy below all that the book contains: "FRIDAY, May 23, 1862.

The writer, supposing it was merely intended to secure a few copies through the columns of the village newspaper for convenient reference, hastily furnished the discourse.

It was rumoured that the bidder intended, had he been successful, to circulate the copies amongst the supporters of a National Council for India; but his purpose was frustrated by the auctioneer, who, mindful of the honour of the Empire, sorrowfully but firmly withdrew the lot, and proceeded to the next, amidst the jeers of a thoroughly demoralized audience.