In a former chapter I have mentioned the alleged appearances in quite modern times of two phantom hunters in Wales.
In a former chapter, when treating of the Methods of Direct Induction, we expressly reserved this question,[15] and the time is now come for endeavouring to solve it.
The effect of syphilis in depopulating the islands of the Pacific has been pointed out in a former chapter; the nature and origin of the disease that takes them off is unmistakable.
There is not much doubt but that the operation could have been suggested by its, at times, spontaneous performance, a case of which, by Cullerier, and some other additional cases have been mentioned in a former chapter.
Of Colonel Scammon, my senior brigade commander, I have already spoken in a former chapter.
In a former chapter I have spoken of Hartsuff's abilities as a staff officer in West Virginia.
The events which followed the close of that war (recounted in a former chapter) had indeed induced her to alter her determination, and again to espouse their cause.
THE reader may remember that in a former chapter we left Annette and Franconia, in company of the stranger, on board the steamer for Wilmington, swiftly gliding on her course.
We have no means of knowing the fate of most of these unfortunates, who probably rotted to death in their dungeons without their trials being concluded; but of some of them we have traces, as related in a former chapter.
Further exploration of the upper French Broad valley will undoubtedly discover other localities.
Specimens have been found in Mitchell, Yancey, Buncombe, Madison, and Haywood counties.
FN-2] We have, in a former chapter, referred to the prejudices existing against General Schuyler, and the causes of them.
In a former chapter, on the authority of Nicolas Antonio, which I do not find very trustworthy, I have said that the first edition of Lazarillo de Tormes was in 1586.
Those indeed who agree with what I have said in a former chapter as to the state of learning under Elizabeth, will not think it probable that Shakspeare could have acquired any knowledge of Greek.
As we have seen in a former chapter, the Egyptians and Greeks identified Set with Typhon, but at the same time that demon was associated with science.
Elf has, indeed, been referred by some to the Sanskrit alpa=little; but the balance of authority is in favour of the derivation given in a former chapter.
Yet in France at this period the royal jurisdiction, as embodied in the Parlement, was, as we have seen in a former chapter, successfully exerting its superiority over both bishops and inquisitors.
In a former chapter we considered the Mendicants as an active agency in the suppression of heresy.
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