I submit therefore that notwithstanding this disagreement between the three accounts, that of the continuation of St. Mark's Gospel gives a strong corroboration of the statements of the other two.
Footnote 5: In corroborationof the view propounded elsewhere (see pp.
It was obviously impossible to get anycorroboration of such a story.
Three or four years passed before the corroboration of that message came to me, in a rather curious manner.
It was well on in January 1879 before the corroboration arrived, in a letter written to us by a stranger.
I have therefore no absolute corroboration of the fact that the lady mentioned had a sister who became a nun, or who was connected with some such establishment, and had passed over.
Still in a vague way he half doubted, until at breakfast he found seemingcorroboration in the newspaper account, which told that the suspected man had been burned to death.
He testified in corroboration of the claims of the defence, and especially to the large doses of morphine, which he had known to be tolerated by persons accustomed to it by habit.
Had she become a confirmed user of the drug, for the drug's sake, she would probably have been suspected by those who lived in the house with her, and thus it would be easy for us to produce witnesses in corroboration of my assertion.
I should say most unfortunately lost, since it is the only corroboration you had of your remarkable statement.
A few more witnesses were called in corroboration of minor details, and to protect the case of the prosecution from technical flaws of omission, and then Mr. Munson announced that their side would rest.
He maintains that here is corroborationof his view of intuition.
We have in these facts concerning pictorial art, a strong corroborationof the inference from the use of discords in music--the relativity of ugliness, and the possibility of its progressive transformation.
Some of the details in the debate gave dramatic corroboration to this view.
Footnote 193: His head gave a remarkable corroboration to the classification of the old phrenology, now being revindicated by the posthumous work of Mr Mattieu Williams.
Was not here a corroboration of the theory of the Rue la Reynie Ogniard?
Leslie, in that tone which suggests a new idea, or the corroboration of an old one.
In corroboration came other voices, deep and masculine, and evidently recognized within as the voices of friends.
When we reached the attorney's house the reality of feud conditions gained corroboration from a hundred small details.
Wragg had spoken these words to the extreme delight of Screwby, who grinned and rubbed his hands down his sides upon hearing this voluntary corroboration of his evidence.
Full corroboration of all that Radisson relates is to be found--as already stated--in chronicles written at the period of his life and in the State Papers.
Only the following passage will be referred to here in corroboration of this.
And, finally, this receives corroboration from the fact that the manner according to which, in vowing, prayer should be made is revealed.
In conclusion, he referred the officer to the Rajah of Jhalone for corroboration of the whole, and he appealed to me to declare whether aught he had said was false.
Footnote 1: In corroboration of the view propounded elsewhere (see pp.
I saw it in a shop this morning, and was so amused by what I feel to be a corroboration of my story that I could not help sending it to you.
Then the storm burst, increasing in violence as corroboration came from newspaper extras, from the Wall Street news agencies and the news tickers, from brokers and bankers who had rushed to the offices of W.
And yet silence might be taken as corroboration of the awful stories.
The gentleman in question, raising his hat, ran his hand over his smooth and hairless cranium as though in corroboration of His Majesty’s statement.
For it has no corroboration in the works of Latin or Greek historians or antiquaries.
He does not appeal to the answers in corroboration of Mr. Davis's remarkable story.
It was eminently aristocratic and might almost be defended as scientific, for to a certain extent it found corroboration in Darwinism.
Aminta cited corroboration of her being accurate: such was Lord Ormont!
