Not in Propria Persona, Seignior, but by Speculation, I have, and made most considerable Remarks on that incomparable Terra Firma, of which I have the compleatest Map in Christendomand which Gonzales himself omitted in his Cosmographia of the Lunar Mundus.

One thing omitted from that analysis would have revealed something furthernamely, that the word has its English kinfolks too.

Whatever is outside the purpose, or the feeling, of a scene, a speech, a sentence, or a phrase, whatever may be omitted without sacrifice of effect, is a sin against this law.

Yet he was pleased most of all and more than at all the other decrees by the fact that the senators closed the gates of Janus, implying that all their wars had ceased,and took the "augury of health," which had all this period been omitted for reasons I have mentioned.

A basin or glass of finely-pounded lump sugar must never be omitted at a dessert, as also a glass jug of fresh cold water (iced, if possible), and two goblets by its side.

The icing may be omitted on the top of the tartlets, and a spoonful of any kind of preserve put at the bottom of the custard instead: this varies both the flavour and appearance of this dish.

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

The name of Carbo is accidently omitted before this reply in the quarto.

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

Churchill, (closely copying Lowth,) speaks of them thus: "In poetry the s is frequently omitted after proper names ending in s or x as, 'The wrath of Peleus' son.'

It is well known, that in war all motions are, in a great degree, to be regulated by those of the enemy, and that, therefore, no vigilance is to be spared by which any knowledge can be gained of their designs, nor any methods omitted of communicating them to those who have the direction of the war.

This explanation has since been adopted by Dr. Carl Schultz-Sellack, although he omits to state whence he derived it.

Nor must I omit under this Head, those excessive Alarms with which several boisterous Rusticks infest our Streets in Turnip Season; and which are more inexcusable, because these are Wares which are in no Danger of Cooling upon their Hands.

It is surely proper to show, in the most publick manner, our conviction, that neither prudence nor frugality has been wanting; that the inconveniencies which will be always felt in such contentions, are not brought upon us by wantonness or negligence; and that no care is omitted by which they are alleviated, and that they may be borne more patiently, because they cannot be avoided.

I omit ye, you, because they are used interchangeably.

(This "Practical Work" may be omitted until the review, if deemed best.)]

But do not mix up the two, retaining what he omits along with what he inserts, and print them so.

Omitted within Our kindest remembrance to Mrs. P.

Eh?" "Yes, sir!" Fanny had uttered the words without reflectionintending them as a reply to Mr. Ralph's sentence, the words "in advance," being omitted therefrom.

"The connective is frequently omitted between several words.