Besides, when that incomparable paragraph was erected, Mrs. Eddy was young--not yet fifty years of age.
O, sweet nightingale, wait Till I listen and hear If a step draweth near, For my love he is late!
Ay, 'tis true She said so, but the poor are liars all.
How great the task to guard thee here, Where wind is rough and frost is keen, And all the ground with doubt and fear Is checkered, birth and death between!
If you have followed the instructions in the preceding paragraphon Order, you will know by now the sweet peacefulness that comes after a firm decision to stay by one thing.
This will be explained in the next lesson, after the Number 9 (page 94, paragraph g).
Chauncy's book has an interesting paragraph about this church.
After careful inquiry I believe that the aboveparagraph states the case correctly.
But he speedily regained his composure as his eye rested on a paragraph quoting the number of infant deaths from the bills of mortality.
It has been stated in a preceding paragraphthat continued running on the low gear is the most frequent cause of overheating a motor.
It has been stated in a preceding paragraph that the voltage produced by the average battery set will not exceed nine or ten, and even the pressure generated by the ordinary magneto is not greater than this.
It contained a mass of news of great interest to us, and one short paragraphwhich I thought extremely mischievous.
The following is the paragraph referred to, with the second allusion, terminating the ode by an abrupt and pathetic transition.
His opening paragraphis worth citing, as showing the same instinct for truth which displayed itself in all his after writings and the conduct of his life.
Hahnemann asserts, in a note annexed to the 110th paragraph of the "Organon," that the smell of the rose will cause certain persons to faint.
What with this mysterious young man and this very questionable newspaper-paragraph writer, you will be talked about, if you don't mind, before you know it.
The criticism was very gently worded, and the dispatch closed with a somewhat guarded paragraph repeating the government's approbation.
I gave a piece of advice the other day which I said I thought deserved a paragraph to itself.
Then in another note to the same paragraph he quotes the following fact from one of the last sources one would have looked to for medical information, the Byzantine Historians.
As this volume of Nothnagel may not be easily available to the gentle reader, I copy a paragraph from Sticker for his or her benefit.
A paragraph from one of the London papers of the day makes the foregoing record of the exciting incident.
And it seems very important to shew that it is a sophism, because the paragraph in question in their Report is the one thing reiterated over and over again by the advocates of legislation or repression.
Another paragraph follows, insisting upon the same thing with a second reason, shewing forth still the value of the ceremony, though unessential.
When at last the physician had brought back feeble consciousness and again banished it by the essential opiate, Mrs. Hunter read the paragraph which, like a bolt, had struck down her niece.
This brief paragraph contained the substance of all that was ever learned of the young husband, and his mangled remains filled an unknown grave.
I here except heiresses, who, being anomalies, deserve a particularparagraph for themselves.
They worry the local newspapers for a paragraph that shall make all the world acquainted with their benevolence, and now and again their importunity is rewarded.
His murder was in a littleparagraph on the front page.
Although I can see no direct impropriety in making the subject of this paragraph public, yet I should prefer it not to be so considered for the present, as the erection of an arsenal is only in expectancy.
Pratt on charges of the mob, 5th paragraph in note at p.
It is a terrible arraignment which Gibbon draws against apostate Christendom in the concluding paragraph of his review of the persecutions which had been endured by the followers of Christ in the Christian centuries preceding Constantine.
It must not be understood from the first paragraph of this revelation that Oliver Cowdery was untrustworthy, and therefore it was necessary that a companion be provided for him.
Footnote 2: Not a newparagraph in the first issue.
Footnote 5: in] [Footnote 7: Not a new paragraphin the first issue.
I was last Night repeating a Paragraph to my self, which I took to be an Expression of Rage, and in the middle of the Sentence there was a Stroke of Self-pity which quite unmanned me.
To do as kind a service to Mrs. Bicknell as to Mr. Penkethman on the occasion of their benefits is the purpose of the next paragraph of Steele's Essay.
What Addison thought of the 'little images of Ridicule' set up against him, the last paragraph of this Essay shows, but the collation of texts shows that he did flinch a little.
If I had a Mind to it, I could not at present talk of any thing else; therefore I shall translate a Passage in the one, and transcribe a Paragraph out of the other, for the Speculation of this Day.
Footnote 1: Not a new paragraph in the first issue.
It is indeed but a single Paragraph in your Works, and I believe those who have read it with the same Attention I have done, will think there is nothing to be objected against it.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "paragraph" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
