And this especially Aristotle seems to desire inthat book on the Soul; this especially each stoic seems to desire; this Tullius seems to desire, especially in that book on Old Age.
And this opinion is confuted by the Philosopher in that book of his on Sense and Sensation.
Whiles he read in that book, or turned the leaves over, not reading it; whiles he went into the Chamber of Estate, and pored over the woven pictures there wherein the Lady was figured.
And moreover, the history of that book is partly false of intention and ill-will, and partly a confused medley of true and false, which has come of mere chance-hap.
And the curious thing is that book-collecting was gradually passing away from the monks, and becoming exceedingly popular with the laity.
The remarkable fact is that book-thieves are nearly always well-to-do people; if hunger induced them to steal a book to get a dinner, they would come in the category of ordinary thieves.
Is there any index to the names of the women in that book?
It is only a small part ofthat book which I use for that purpose.
That book contained an account which I had running with Gavin Henderson in 1867, and I afterwards used it as a fish book with Mr. Bruce.
And sometimes your day's pay is entered in that book too?
Yes; that book [showing] is for the season of 1871.
As regards the kissing of that book, would you look upon that, so far as your conscience is concerned, as an idle form?
Sticking at it day after day, I am the incompletest letter-writer imaginable--seem to have no idea of holding a pen for any other purpose but that book.
Yea, if many that are within the bounds of that book of life that hath the records and rules of a rightly constituted visible church may yet perish, what will become of them that never were so much as written therein?
Cursed are they that add to that book, either by tradition or by the imposition of creeds, rites, and ceremonies, and not less cursed are they that take from it.
Or, Secondly, that book of life in which the Lord Jesus hath all recorded that are visible saints by calling; for, for both these there is a book of life.
That was the real Laura, though her story in that book in no way resembles the reality.
Darwin had not yet published his "Descent of Man," yet Macfarlane was already advancing ideas similar to those in that book.
I'll take a copy of that book, IF you please," she said haughtily.
I wish you would either sell me a copy of that book or keep still about it.
Nothing ain't farther from my mind than wanting to sell you a copy of that book.
That Book constitutes an abiding testimony to its people after Muḥammad, inasmuch as its decrees are indisputable, and its promise unfailing.
We shall cite in this connection only one verse of that Book.
That Book is the Book which unfailingly leadeth the seeker unto the Ridván of the divine Presence, and causeth him that hath forsaken his country and is treading the seeker’s path to enter the Tabernacle of everlasting reunion.
I have shown in that book by peculiar events which occurred with Emperor Louis Napoleon, but which are not comprehended by him and his mediums till they study to know our chain to bind the dragon, Revelation, xx: 2.
He prophesied on the title-page of that book in the first place the triumph of the Holy See or the Papal Government.
After the perusal of that book I read also the book published by Democrats for Buchanan's election.
Tiu libro estas tre malpura, kies ajn ĝi estas = That book is very dirty, whosesoever it is.
Tiu libro estas facile komprenebla por ĉiuj = That book is easily comprehensible by (for) all.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "that book" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
