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The sarcastic annotations at various points, enclosed in brackets and italicised that they may be distinguished from any other comments, were taken from the pencilled remarks of that gentleman, intended for the improvement of a member of the family in which he resided, and are by no means to be attributed to the harmless pen which reproduces them.
"I should like to have a few words with you in private, sir," said the traveller, with a strong emphasis on the words we have italicised. "Certainly. You may go to bed, Theodorus." The porter somewhat sulkily retired to a kind of pantry, where he slept, and the proprietor of the hotel, softly following, turned the key upon him. "I have my doubts about that fellow," he said as he returned.
How many a time, as a boy, have I pondered over this or that passage in the originals, from Shakespeare to Suckling, and then compared it with the italicised lines in his two volumes, to see whether I had hit upon the beauties; and how often, alas! I hit upon the blots! That is to say, if he did condescend: for it looks very like the interpolation of some pompous declamatory player.
And now he wanted to abolish the custom-house, and open the harbor wide and clear for the entrance into the Church of all men who had been forced back on reason alone for guidance. The words above italicised were uttered with powerful emphasis and with much feeling.
Why, since it appeared everywhere, does he mention one paper? Obviously in order to make that parenthetical remark which I have italicised. Now the reputation of the Westminster stands too high to be affected by the suggestion that it is "remarkable" which it isn't for its German information.
That lady might, for example, have a difficulty in parsing the italicised words in the following: "My cap, having stuck on a long time, now went whirling down the lane." Afterwards comes analysis the breaking up of a sentence into its component parts not less urgent than parsing. This branch of the subject is treated well and thoroughly in Mr.
Accordingly, to this Committee, on the 25th of June, the Marquis addressed a speech, which was immediately printed for general perusal. Here are portions of the first half of it, with one or two passages Italicised which seem peculiarly pregnant, or peculiarly characteristic of Argyle himself:
M'Culloch's proposition, quoted above, but with the qualifying clause "which does not export raw produce." I have italicised this clause because it contains the very exception which makes the general proposition inapplicable to Ireland, and to every country whose chief exports are, like Ireland's, raw produce. To use the words of Mr.
"I've seen as much as I warnt to see," returned the traveller, with an emphasis on, and a pronunciation of, the word we have italicised, that cannot be committed to paper, but which were eloquence itself on the subject of self-satisfaction and self-knowledge. "Well, that is the main point. When a man has got all he wants of a thing, any addition is like over-ballast.
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