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Example sentences for "new edition"

  • I am told that you are preparing a new edition, and propose to make some additions and alterations in order to obviate objections.

  • I am just now diverted for the moment by correcting my Essays, Moral and Political for a new edition.

  • He wants a new edition instantly, and this utterly confounds me.

  • I mean that, when, as I fully expect, a new edition is soon called for, you may here and there insert an actual case to relieve the vast number of abstract propositions.

  • Hopkins told me of the delicacy with which Hamilton listened to his proposition to print a new edition of these papers.

  • A New Edition, collected and edited by R.

  • New Edition; with Biographical and Critical Prefaces, and Selections from recent Poets.

  • Polly is miserable over a new novel, and I am happy over the very hard work of a new edition of my History of Philosophy, which will almost be a new book, so great are the changes and additions.

  • Winchester Galileo, new edition of work of Milan edition of Gambling tables at Lucca Baths Garcia, P.

  • They say a new edition of my Imaginary Conversations is called for.

  • If you are out in March 1881, you may be before my new edition, but I am getting my stock together.

  • About the time when a new edition of Gilchrist's Life was in the press, Rossetti wrote: My evenings have been rather trenched upon lately by helping Mrs. Gilchrist with a new edition of the Life of Blake.

  • A new edition of a famous book, illustrated and printed in black and red, uniform with the 'Imitation of Christ.

  • A New Edition, edited with Notes, Appendices, and Maps by J.

  • The time seems to have arrived for a new edition of Gibbon's great work--furnished with such notes and appendices as may bring it up to the standard of recent historical research.

  • A New Edition, with a Memoir of the Author by W.

  • I will send you a new edition of the "Giaour," in which there are one or two stanzas added of peculiar beauty.

  • Erasmus was about to set out from Louvain to Basle, to work at a new edition of the New Testament.

  • In 1512 he had been in negotiation with Badius Ascensius of Paris to undertake Jerome and a new edition of the Adagia.

  • In a new edition of 1596 the same editor decides the question in the affirmative.

  • A new edition in eight volumes followed in 1714, and another hand added a ninth volume which included the poems.

  • The last was a new edition of George Chapman's Conspiracie and Tragedie of Charles Duke of Byron, which Thorpe first published in 1608.

  • He was still at work upon, or meditating his Crayfish, his Introduction to Psychology, the Spirula Memoir, and a new edition of the Elementary Physiology.

  • Here, in the intervals of suffering under the hands of the dentist, he worked at preparing a new edition of the "Elementary Physiology" with Sir M.

  • I should say publish a new edition of your "Glaciers of the Alps," make a clear historical statement of all the facts showing Forbes' relations to Rendu and Agassiz, and leave the matter to the judgment of your contemporaries.

  • He is working away at a new edition of the "Descent of Man," for which I have given him some notes on the brain question.

  • This one alone was saved; and from it a new edition, with improvements, and an entirely new translation of the New Testament, was undertaken.

  • There was a new edition in press at the Fish Market, at the place where we bought this one, upon the point of the gate as you go to the Post Office.

  • A New Edition revised, with Cuts from Designs by Harvey.

  • The Philadelphia publishers did not think there was sufficient demand to warrant a new edition.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
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