But even this passage seems to indicate that the material prepared by these writers wasrewritten by Mr. Bancroft.
Peatfield wrote Oregon, Washington, and Texas, though some of the latter was rewritten by Nemos.
Kuhn wrote a fifth which was partly rewritten by Nemos.
Lodge part at the end is absolutely rewritten in the St. Alban's battle, and the very names of the actors are changed in the Cade insurrection.
I think this was the occasion for which The Merry Wives of Windsor was written, or rather rewrittenon the foundation of The Jealous Comedy of 1592.
Jonson's Prologue to his revised version of Every Man in his Humour, acted by the Chapel children early in 1601) were revised and partly rewritten by him.
Marlowe's craftmanship, but was no doubt completed and partly rewritten by Shakespeare.
For me very little rewritten history has the freshness and fascination of these strong, firsthand personal narratives, though I recognize many of them as being the stuff of literature rather than literature itself.
If this be rewritten so as to read, “Although we all praise periodic sentences, few of us write them,” we have a periodic form in which sense and construction are alike incomplete until the close.
I have myself struggled to force characters to do a certain thing and have written and rewritten certain chapters in my effort to make them follow my wishes.
Cadio is entirely redone and rewritten up to the part I read to you, it is less offensive.
Grongar Hill," as first printed was a sort of irregular ode with alternate rhyming; but it was much improvised in later editions, and rewritten throughout in couplets.
This was rewritten and embodied in the History of Prices, the first two volumes of which appeared in 1838.
The pamphlet was rewritten and enlarged, and a third edition of 1818 gives a full exposition of his theory.
This contained five centuries, but another edition, almost entirely rewritten and containing fourteen centuries, was printed at Basel with the title Scriptorum illustrium majoris Britanniae .
The book of Patrick Gass got out first, and it had many publishers on both sides the ocean--though, of course, it had to be rewritten a great deal.
It is advised that, as pupils suggest improvements, each account be rewritten by the teacher.
When the talk that you have just been studying has been rewritten on the board in its improved form, copy it.
As pupils suggest improvements, Tom's dream should be rewritten on the board, sentence by sentence, the point being throughout that Tom did not tell all that he had in mind.
Of all the story endings that have been corrected and rewritten on the board, the best one should now be copied.
His paper, couched in the language of science, was rewritten to the public understanding and published in the newspapers of nearly every country.
I give you here only the more important parts of the paper as it was rewritten for the public prints: .
It is indicative of the healthiness of Mozart's genius that some of the songs for these less important personages were rewritten several times, no doubt at the request of the performers.
That Wolfgang was himself concerned in this adaptation is proved by the fact that on certain pages the accompanied recitatives which were retained in the German opera are rewritten in his own hand.
The greatest works in literature have been elaborated and elaborated, line by line, paragraph by paragraph, often rewritten a dozen times.
There is scarcely a bar in his music that was not written and rewritten at least a dozen times.
Otherwise he would hardly have let his book go out into the world till he had rewritten it--till he had separated his necessary from his unnecessary sentences and given his conversations the tones of reality.
My father would carry them off to his study to have "just one last look," and by the evening it was worse than before; the whole thing had been rewritten and messed up once more.
In the preface Mayne Reid scarcely takes sufficient credit to himself for the part he played; he had recast and nearlyrewritten the whole work before it was placed in the publisher's hands.
The simple old tale that a man and a woman loving each other marry and have the children that live within them and come from their mutual love has been rewritten for the higher classes of American women, with the aid of science.
The will apparently had been most carefully considered, largely rewritten after the departure of Vickers.
The heavy gentleman looked at his watch and added, with the producer's note of command, "When we finish here we'd better go to my room and see how the dialogue sounds in the rewritten scene.
From the small writing desk near his bed he took a telegraph blank, but when he had written, torn up and rewritten the message he halted and stood dubiously considering the matter.
It was revised and partly rewritten after she had attained a full maturity, and after actual experience with life had broadened and rounded out her mental vision, so that it now stands as the first-born and dearest to her heart of her novels.
As a matter of fact, nearly all of them have been rewritten in a certain way.
They have not actually been rewritten throughout, as in the case I speak of, but they have been gone over so often in manuscript and in proof that the effect has been much the same.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "rewritten" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
