The suggestion had come from Birchall; but Beethoven's demands for an honorarium was thought too large by the English publisher, and though Beethoven modified them, nothing came of the project at the time.
But as Herr Maelzel did not appear at the last meeting arranged for, nothing came of the matter, the propositions made to the former not having been accepted by him.
Nothing came of the matter, as we shall see later.
Several attempts were made to interest the French government in his invention, but although certain commissions reported favorably on his ideas, nothing came of them for a time.
Nothing came of all this, and debts began to press heavily on this most improvident of men.
Nothing came of this correspondence, and Wagner was fated not to enter Paris till some time later, and then to find it a city of continual disappointment.
Nothing came of this correspondence, and Wagner's "Rienzi" was not permitted to astonish the Parisians.
Nothing came of this complaint of Sir Dace Fontaine's.
Nothing came of the interview; nothing but fresh mystification.
Searching here, inquiring there, nothing came of it: Roger seemed to have vanished into air.
Nothing came of the project, but a year later he was still ruminating upon it and declared that he should not be truly happy until he was again making verses.
Nothing came of the suggestion; it was only a passing tribute to the abstract goodness of matrimony.
So nothing came of the negotiations except the preparation of a stage version of 'Don Carlos' for the Hamburg theater.
Though there were the reaching of an island in the river by means of a boat and a certain amount of fortifying, nothing came of the affair and at 1 p.
The 15th, Saturday, brought orders to be ready to march at a moment's notice but, as often happened, nothing came of it.
On the 24th two companies were sent off in a hurry to intercept some of Stuart's cavalry said to be in the vicinity of Edward's Ferry; nothing came of the effort more important than the capture of two negroes.
For the present, however, nothing came of these overtures; and when the French discovered Walpole's presence at Vienna, Metternich begged him to leave.
The climate and natural products, the genius of its writers and the spirit of its religion--nothing came amiss to his voracious intellect, which assimilated the most diverse materials and pressed them all into his service.
Nothing came of these plans; but it is clear that, even when Napoleon was face to face with formidable foes on the Vistula, his thoughts still turned longingly to the banks of the Ganges.
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