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The indisputable proof of this can be obtained from perusal of the first line of a poem which was discovered in his breast pocket: "All Hail to Fun and Merriment " The less widely-known works of Jake D'Annunzio Spout are as follows: "Sun-dappled Dreams," a book of poems. "The Sin of Pharoah Bubster." and: "With Lincoln in Calcutta," a Fantasy.
It worked out just right and nothing to carry." "One of the mainest matters with the widely-known world," said Pringle wearily, "is that people won't play their hunches. They haven't spunk enough to believe what they know.
That was very unworthy in me, considering all my previous experiences; and God deserved to be trusted by me far differently, as the sequel will immediately show. That widely-known and deeply-beloved servant of God, Mr.
To the American it gave the strongest assurances of loyalty to republican institutions on the part of her most widely-known man of letters; but it added little or nothing to the information of which he was already in possession.
It was a peculiar institution. It was a school for girls, but not for little girls, and it was also an educational home for young ladies up to one- or two-and-twenty whose training had been neglected or had to be completed beyond the usual limits. It was widely-known, and, as its purpose was special, it had little or no competition, and consequently flourished.
Instead of three or four widely-known literary names, the South ought to have a dozen or two and will have them when Sir Walter's time is out.
John's churchyard, universally mourned by musical Germany, though his real title to exceptional greatness was not to be read until the next generation. Sebastian Bach was not only the descendant of a widely-known musical family, but was himself the direct ancestor of about sixty of the best-known organists and church composers of Germany.
Two widely-known and highly-esteemed practitioners, Professors in two of the largest Medical Schools of the Union, teaching the branch of art which includes the Diseases of Women, and therefore speaking with authority; addressing in their lectures and printed publications large numbers of young men, many of them in the tenderest immaturity of knowledge, have recently taken ground in a formal way against the doctrine maintained in this paper: On the Non-Contagious Character of Puerperal Fever: An Introductory Lecture.
To this then widely-known establishment we will now repair, to note the occurrences next to be related in the progress of our story. On a dark and cloudy afternoon, about ten days after the events related in the last chapter, a company of five persons were assembled in the rudely finished bar-room of the inn just described.
The numerous personages who were qualified held back discreetly and timidly for some little time; the terrible death of the manufacturer, the swift taking off of the stout sailmaker, and the flight of Finkenbein had gradually shaped themselves into a widely-known theory, and surrounded the dwelling of the imbecile for as much as six months with bloody legends and tales of horror.
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