she repeated, "We may not even meet again, Francis, till the map of Europe has been rewritten with the blood of many of our friends and millions of our country-people.

"The Slim Princess" has been elaborated and rewritten from a story printed in The Saturday Evening Post of Philadelphia late in 1906 and copyright, 1906, by the Curtis Publishing Company.

The wide popular acceptance of the five volumes encouraged him to extend the series by including, and rewriting for the purpose, others of his great range of lectures.

As you have seen, in some of the poems the Alterations are very large, amounting sometimes to a complete rewriting of considerable passages.

NM: book completely rewritten under new authorship.

In The Countess Cathleen (rewritten in 1912), the poor peasants are driven by a famine to the verge of starvation.

He read his book to his friends, who made suggestions that would have involved its rewriting from one end to the other.

These vary in their literary merits and in the merits of their several parts, for they have been successively rewritten at different periods, receiving always something of the color, belief, and adornment which belonged to the writer's time; but under all may be dimly traced, as in a palimpsest, the remote pagan original.