The apparent lapsus noticed by your correspondent J.
Your correspondent was so preoccupied with my skilful conveyance of false impressions that he apparently overlooked the misleading nature of many of his own impressions.
Your correspondent has a better case for his diagrams when he gives weights as a set-off against money figures, and I cannot, of course, take exception to the use of those statistics.
What has been mistaken byyour correspondent for a piece of Irish barbarity, was, until the Act 12 Geo.
In reply to your correspondent, I believe sack to be nothing but vino secco, dry wine, probably identical with sherry or madeira.
If they are of thanks for inquiry made, they should merely echo the letter they answer, with the acknowledgement of your correspondent's courtesy.
If you are requesting a favor of your correspondent, you should apologize for the trouble you are giving him, and mention the necessity which prompts you to write.
Your correspondent is mistaken in thinking that his "additions" are a new discovery.
Your correspondent's inquiry with respect to the missing MSS.
The authorship of the Lives themselves is another question, and a very curious one, and not, by any means, as your correspondent C.
Your correspondent may be assured that the word he would substitute was never written or printed "penzive" in Shakspeare's time.
The version of it in my possession differs from that supplied by your correspondent, and is as follows: "Here lies John Cabeca, preceptor of my lord the king.
It is at Ashmans that the portrait inquired for by your correspondent Q.
The Query of your correspondent opens a tale of despoliation perhaps unparalleled even in the days of iconoclastic fury, and but very imperfectly known.
I have great pleasure in removing from the mind of your correspondent an erroneous impression which must materially affect his good opinion of a school to which I am sincerely attached.
So considerable a recognition of the services of Sir James Harrington would seem to demand something more than the second-rate position given to them by your correspondent.
In reply to my inquiry as to the authority for this statement, your correspondent C.
I am happy to explain to your correspondent what I consider to be the rationale of the process.
The title-page of your correspondent's volume will tell him precisely what the book contains.
There are some recent German works on the subject; your correspondent will, however, be very little benefited after mastering all the writers, for they have really but little to tell.
Having every wish to accede to the request of your correspondent C.
Is your correspondentaware of Benedict Haeften's Schola Cordis, from which Harvey's School of the Heart was imitated?
One of your correspondent's rumours is to this effect, that an eminent bookseller was lately called in to value certain MSS.
Your correspondent will do me good service by stating the size, and giving the first few words, of his tract.
There may be stories of "illuminated churchyards," with ghosts in them, of which I have not heard but no ghosts are mentioned by your correspondent.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "your correspondent" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
