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Lovel asked sharply. "We argued that a fortnight since, and I thought I had convinced you. The case has not changed. Let me recapitulate. Imprimis, the law of England knows no court which can bring the King of England before it." "Tchut, man. Do not repeat that. Vane has been clacking it in my ear.
Did it amuse that man who sat, with folded arms, harsh and rigid, at the dock? Did it divert that white-faced woman, cowering in a corner, listening as in a dream? The judge now charged the jury briefly. It was unnecessary for him, he said, to recapitulate evidence of so simple a character. The chief question for the jury was as to the credibility of the witnesses.
What is the best kind of apron for a mother, or for a nurse, to wear, while washing the infant? Flannel a good, thick, soft flannel, usually called bathcoating apron, made long and full, and which of course ought to be well dried every time before it is used. Perhaps you will kindly recapitulate, and give me further advice on the subject of the ablution of my babe.
I alluded to this most important subject in my last annual message; it has often been before you and I need not recapitulate the reasons for its recommendation.
For the sake of those who have a mind to canvass this subject, I will recapitulate the most material arguments that tend to disprove what has been asserted; but as I attempt not to affirm what did happen in a period that will still remain very obscure, I flatter myself that I shall not be thought either fantastic or paradoxical, for not blindly adopting an improbable tale, which our historians have never given themselves the trouble to examine.
So the penknife played an important part on every writing-desk, and it was impossible to imagine a good penman who did not possess skill in the art of shaping the quills. What has been accomplished between 1837 and the present date in the way of means of communication I need not recapitulate.
Campbell contributes but little to the pages of the New Monthly Magazine: still, what he writes is excellent, and as we uniformly transfer his pieces to the Mirror, we need not recapitulate them.
He began to recapitulate her expressions, the light of her eyes, the turn of her face.. . He wasn't good enough to walk in the same road with her. Nobody was. Suppose they let him say good-bye to her; what could he say? That? But they were sure not to let her talk to him alone; her mother would be there as what was it? Chaperone.
"Specially, as regards Canada; let us recapitulate her progress, as compared with that of her giant neighbour, the United States. Canada adding 40.87 per cent. to her population in ten years, while the United States added only 35.58 per cent. to theirs.
The reader must be growing weary of scenes of travel; and for my own part I have no cause to recall these particular miles with any pleasure. Fortune did not favour me, and why should I recapitulate the details of futile precautions which deceived nobody, and wearisome arts which proved to be artless? The day was drawing to an end when Mr.
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