He is also the true Elia whose Essays are extant in a little volume published a year or two since; and rather better known from that name without a meaning, than from anything he has done or can hope to do in his own.
With no further explanation, what must your readers conjecture, but that my little volumeis some vehicle for heresy or infidelity?
Scudder prepared an eclectic presentation of the subject in a little volume, Men and Manners a hundred years ago (N.
It may be supplemented by a little volume, The Moravians in North Carolina, by Rev.
Pray accept a little volume, of which I have [a] duplicate, that I may return in equal number to your welcome presents.
In 1613 he had published a little volume of satires, called Abuses stript and whipt.
He delivered himself into their hands, and here my little volumetakes up the tale.
I have just finished a little volume on the volcanic islands which we visited.
I have been so poorly, the last three days, that I sometimes doubt whether I shall ever get my little volume done, though so nearly completed.
I have been trying to complete a little volume of impressions, but the work drags on very, very slowly: I fear I shan't finish it before winter.
Some day, I was thinking, we might together get up a little volume on the musical legends of all nations, introducing each legend by appropriate music.
I was in hopes by this time to have been able to have sent you for examination a little volume by La Selve, in which a curious account is given of the various negro-creole dances and songs of the Antilles.
The poem "Les Chats" has been translated by Mr. Cyril Scott in a little volume of selections published by Mr. Elkin Mathews.
Close to your hand lies a little volume, bound in some Nile-green skin that has been pounded with gilded nenuphars, and smoothed with hard ivory.
Close to your hand lies a little volume, bound in some Nile-green skin that has been powdered with gilded nenuphars and smoothed with hard ivory.
To secure the money for his voyage Burns had published his poems in a little volume.
In London three years later (1746) Collins put forth his significant work in a little volume of 'Odes.
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