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But the occupation of the lawyer is distinctly related to business matters, and not at all to social affairs. His title, or sub-title, Esquire, is properly ignored on his visiting-card, and socially he is simply "Mr. John Livingstone."
This writing constitutes the Find declared in the sub-title. We will be concerned with an inn here. As to the witches that's merely a conventional expression, and we must take our man's word for it that it fits the case. The Find was made in a box of books bought in London, in a street which no longer exists, from a second-hand bookseller in the last stage of decay.
'Strange story of high life' you felt fairly high on that pedestal, did you not? Then a sub-title, 'Glimpse of a singular menage. He's a foul feeder, is Mr. Malone, a carrion eater, like all of his kind porcus ex grege diaboli a swine from the devil's herd. That's it, Malone what?" "You are really intolerable!" said I, hotly. He bellowed with laughter.
You know what I am speaking of ..." The reference here is most probably to Chekhov. The heroine of Dostoievsky's "Crime and Punishment." Trans. "'The little claw is sunk in..." quietly prompted Lichonin. "The little claw is sunk in, the whole bird is bound to perish" a folk proverb used by Tolstoi as a sub-title to his "The Power of Darkness." Trans.
Naturally, they imitated him, and as this flattered him, and he had a kindly heart deep among the cere-cloths of his formalities, he sooner or later wrote "appreciations" of them all, which nobody living could understand, but which owing to the sub-title and signature answered every purpose. With all this, however, he was not utterly content.
True, those steers were not exactly prime beef, he had caught the culls only, late in the season for these scenes but they passed, with one audible comment that this was a poor season for beef! "We rounded 'em up and we put 'em in the cars " The sub-title sang itself familiarly into the minds of the range men.
The first edition of his "Principles of Geology" was published in 1830; and the phrase used in the sub-title, "an attempt to explain the former changes of the earth's surface, by reference to causes now in action" strikes the keynote of his whole work.
"The alterations made are very slight; the book was badly printed, and errors of spelling and a few clumsy grammatical expressions have been corrected; the sub-title has been changed, and in one case four lines have been omitted, because they are repeated word for word further on. We have, however, made some additions to the pamphlet, which are in all cases kept distinct from the original text.
"And perhaps you might add a sub-title 'An attempt to investigate some questions of primary importance that are usually shelved. How does that strike you?" "Splendid!" exclaimed Archibald, enthusiastically. "'Plain Thoughts of a Practical Thinker' the very thing. 'An attempt to investigate some questions of primary importance that are usually shelved. Admirable!
Hare Court trees come in at the window, so that it's like living in a garden." Barron Field was entered on the books of the Inner Temple in 1809 and was called to the Bar in 1814. Sally W r. Lamb's Key gives "Sally Winter;" but as to who she was we have no knowledge. J.W. James White. See next essay. London Magazine, May, 1822, where it has a sub-title, "A May-Day Effusion."
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