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Some paragraphs in Müller's yearly reports read almost like a fairy story, only they are far more beautiful, being a record of facts.

Now and then the farmer read a paragraph from the paper, and presently exclaimed: 'Ah, our young squire has got safe to his regiment in India.'

Dr. Johnson has a curious paragraph on the effects of a dinner on men.

I then handed a written speech to the interpreter, who, being a Jew, pulled off his shoes, and crouching down before the Governor, read to him paragraph by paragraph.

A style which rigidly interpreted the precepts of economy, simplicity, sequence, and climax, which rejected all superfluous words and redundant ornaments, adopted the easiest and most logical arrangement, and closed every sentence and every paragraph with a climax, might be a very perfect bit of mosaic, but would want the glow and movement of a living mind.

Strange to say, he felt no resentment for himself; even the paragraph about the old lover, with its hidden and sinister meaning, angered him only in its relation to her.

EDITOR OF PUNCHINELLO: Sir:I am the young lady, travelling in New Jersey (perhaps they will next make a crime of that!), and mentioned in a recent paragraph as having been asked by a person (called a man)

"They are arranging scandalous paragraphs for the 'Illustration.'" A moment after, he was gone.

Lamb had distilled the matter of this paragraph into his sonnet, "I was not Trained in Academic Bowers," written at Cambridge in August of the preceding year (see above and Vol.

Mr. Dawes said, he was sorry to hear so many objections raised against the paragraph under consideration.

All the fine balancing was at an end; all the doubts, all the delicacy, all the candour real or affected, all the chances that there might be a mistake in the report, all the decencies to be observed towards a Member of the House, are overlooked by the blindness of passion, and the wary Judge pounces upon the paragraph without mercy, without a moment's delay, or the smallest attention to forms!

And exactly as an intelligent reader, in a first perusal of a new subject, snatches the heart out of paragraph after paragraph, ignoring the details until later, she took to herself only the gist of her host's recital.

Mrs. Wilson immediately took up the paper, and her eye catching the paragraph at a glance, she read aloud as follows to her expecting friends: "Married by special license, at the seat of the Most Noble the Marquess of Eltringham, in Devonshire, by the Right Rev. Lord Bishop of , George Denbigh Esq., Lieutenant Colonel of his Majesty's regiment of dragoons, to the Right Honorable Lady Laura Stapleton, eldest sister of the Marquess.

" It was like a paragraph out of some book of ultimate knowledge.

[250] See ante, ii.171, post, two paragraphs before April 10, 1783, and May 15, 1784.

(See paragraph above EXERCISE - Wordiness III above.)

Some of his biographers thought him to be at this time even morbidly desirous of a bad reputation,going so far as to write paragraphs against himself in foreign journals, and being filled with glee at the joke, when they were republished in English newspapers.

Notice in the paragraphs below how much is added to our understanding of the topic statement by the sentences that give the details: 1.

" End of Project Gutenberg's Against The Grain, by Joris-Karl Huysmans [Transcriber's Note, to forestall future queries: This translation, as printed, omits two sections: chapter 6 entirely, and a few paragraphs near the end of chapter 9 (totalling 2500 words, or about 4%).

It was his practice when going into the field for work, to take with him written-out paragraphs from the book that he had at the moment in mind and to repeat these paragraphs between the various chores or between the wood-chopping until every page was committed by heart.

In both these cases, and occasionally in short paragraphs throughout the narrative, it has been found convenient to write the history in the third person.