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Every once in a while, in newspapers, magazines, and biographical dictionaries, I run upon sketches of my life, wherein, delicately phrased, I learn that it was in order to study sociology that I became a tramp. This is very nice and thoughtful of the biographers, but it is inaccurate.
The remembrance of past woes inflict new ones. I am eternally." "February 24, 1787. "Dear Friend, After an interval of silence, remembering my promise, I again continue my story. "My personal sufferings have not been less than those of Trenck. His, I am acquainted with only from the inaccurate relations I have heard: my own I have felt.
Amyot had two fatal gifts: a capacious but inaccurate memory, and an extraordinary fluency of speech. There was nothing she did not remember wrongly; but her halting facts were swathed in so many layers of rhetoric that their infirmities were imperceptible to her friendly critics. I had then but a momentary glimpse of Mrs.
If, on the other hand, by any chance the Attorney-General permitted honest men to find their way into the box, then, gentlemen, lawyers were equally unnecessary for me. Not an inaccurate view of the case, perhaps; the experience of the Fenian trials, from first to last, certainly goes to support it. The general set about his work of defending himself with infinite coolness and self-possession.
Certes, I have not read of anything that having had so simple a beginning hath grown in the end to so great honour and estimation. ... Long details are given of Garter history, very inaccurate, both here and in the last omitted passage.
He asks us to believe that the God who was the first cause of creation, and knew everything, inspired man, in the childhood of the world, with a fabulous and inaccurate theory of the origin of man and the earth, and that since that day the same God has gradually changed or added to the inspiration, until He inspired Laplace, and Galileo, and Copernicus, and Darwin to contradict the teachings of the previous fifty thousand years.
In this distress he wrote to Uncle Jim an appealing and apologetic letter, albeit somewhat incoherent and inaccurate, and bristling with misspelling, camp slang, and old partnership jibes. But to this elaborate epistle he received only Uncle Jim's repeated assurances of his own bright prospects, and his hopes that his old partner would be more fortunate, single-handed, on the old claim.
He never reproached More and Mountjoy, whose inaccurate information, he tells us, had done the harm. At the same time his interest, which he always saw in the garb of virtue, told him that now especially it would be essential not to break off his relations with England, and that this gave him a splendid chance of strengthening them.
A History of Pastoral Drama in England until 1700. Englische Studien, July, 1905, xxxv . pp. 193-259. The article adds little to Homer Smith's work for the period with which we are concerned, while it is at the same time both incomplete and inaccurate. A. H. Thorndike. The Pastoral Element in the English Drama before 1605.
I will not repeat that powerful article here, for it cannot be necessary to do anything more than warn the reader against the perfectly indefensible line of argument adopted at the end of p. 28. I am also conscious that the title of the book is, strictly speaking, inaccurate.
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