He also gives him a sharp rebuff by alluding to him as the "above gentleman," the last word, to give it point, being printed in Italics.
Mr. Douce, in the second volume of his Illustrations of Shakspeare, also gives a fac-simile of this cut; and the following is his explanation of the subject.
He also gives an abstract of Hudson’s journal (Asher, p.
Maffeii, also gives place to Norumbega; as does Wytfliet’s edition of Ptolemy, 1597.
It also gives an English version of what is known as the account of the Genoese pilot, one Joan Bautista probably.
The map published by Thevenot in 1663 also gives it.
He also gives us the letter, which probably was his own composition, as it is written in the same strain of bombast as his praises of his family.
He also gives a reproduction of Toscanelli's map now lost, as far as can be inferred from descriptions (Winsor, p.
Edinburgh, 1868; and he also gives a facsimile of the manuscript.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "also gives" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
