A small collection of little moment, A New Universal Collection of Voyages, appeared in London in 1755.
Kalbfleisch of New York has a small collection, but it embraces some of the rarest books.
Hagen, secured a few adapted and original hymns from him for a small collection of Historical Hymns and Rhymes for Children, which was published in 1832.
Stub's work remained almost unknown during his lifetime, but a small collection of his poems, published after his death, gained him a posthumous recognition as the greatest Danish poet of the 18th century.
In the fall of 1845, he published a small collection of Christmas hymns to be used at the impending Christmas festival.
Then it was that Mr. Alberto Cavazzocca, of Verona, commenced to search Il Bor on his own account, and succeeded in a couple of seasons in securing from it a small collection of antiquities, including objects of stone and bronze.
I possess a small collection of forged autograph letters to use for detective purposes, and as a warning to others.
The price of Nelson letters was well maintained, a small collection of them, with portraits and sundry relics, fetching £145.
In a small collection I found that a single grain of one variety nearly equalled in weight seven grains of another variety.
I have made a small collection of the stones of twenty-five kinds, and they graduate in shape from the bluntest into the sharpest kinds.
A home library is a small collection of books, usually only 15 or 20, with one or two young folks' periodicals, put up in a box with locked cover.
This supposition calls to mind another argument sometimes used to prove how easy it was to make a small collection of books.
There is a small collection of these stamps in the British Museum.
A small collection, derived chiefly, I think, from the excavations at Achmin in Upper Egypt, has lately been purchased by the Victoria and Albert Museum (from M.
There is at South Kensington a small collection of the earlier facetted glass, presented by Mr. H.
There is also in the Archaeological Museum at Madrid a small collection of what has been described as Visigothic jewellery, consisting of a handsome phalera, necklaces, finger-rings, and earrings.
Thus I parted with my paper for drying plants, with my specimens of wood, with a small collection of rocks, made by Mr. Gilbert, and with all the duplicates of our zoological specimens.
Mr. Gilbert's small collection of plants, which I had carefully retained hitherto, shared the same fate.
In every case the managers are very anxious to co-operate and are willing to have us send a small collection of light fiction to the time clerk's desk.
The admission is by ticket, costing a franc each for the palace itself, with extra tickets for the Bridge of Sighs and the Museum, a small collection.
We were now shown into a room where there was a small collection of minerals, and of Roman remains found about the ruins of the temple.
Returning from a walk through the deserted streets one morning, I saw a small collection of people around the porte-cochère of our hotel.
The fragment of a village which the traveller passes for Martigny, on his way to Italy, is not the true hamlet of that name, but a small collection of houses that has sprung up since the construction of the Simplon road.
There were newspapers, and a small collection of books,—the standard works of Italian writers, with some French.
In my room there was a small collection of books, on a dusty shelf, which I should not have expected to find in such hands.
There is a small collection of Sardinian antiquities in the British Museum, recently supplied by Signor Cara; but it does not contain, as might have been wished, any specimens of these singular images.
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