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...Introduction: The species of publication which has come to be generally known by the title of Annual, being a miscellany of prose and verse, equipped with numerous engravings, and put forth every year about Christmas, had flourished for a long while in Germany before it was imitated in this country by an enterprising bookseller, a Ge...

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...ation which has come to be generally known by the title of Annual, being a miscellany of prose and verse, equipped with nu- merous engravings, and put...

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....... 28 Learning to Serve Steve Trout .......................................................................................................... 29 A Miscellany ................................................................................................................................. 31...

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........................................................................ 29 A Miscellany ................................................................... ...ege writer never simply repeats what others have to say and always finds A Miscellany 32 Best of Four her or his own way of saying whatever it is she...

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...d. Until that period we have been prevailed upon to allow this number of our Miscellany to be retailed to the public, or wholesaled to the trade, with... ...u mean,’ says some dirty faced patron of Mr. Osbaldistone’s, laying down the Miscellany when he has got thus far, and bestowing upon vacancy a most kn...

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...e our friend Mrs. Meldrum, a subject of remark not less inveterate. The widow of an officer in the Engineers, she had settled, like many mem- bers of ...

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...he white Of the first snowdrop’s inner leaves; I say, Not like the piebald miscellany, man, Bursts of great heart and slips in sensual mire, But whole...

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...diversity of source is as remark- able as their convergence of tendency. A miscellany of minds thinking upon parallel lines has come out to the same l... ... gross praises of him, or reading in a blind, industrious way that strange miscellany of Jewish and early Christian literature, the Bible, and suchlik...

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...gage- wagons; carriages, single, double, and multiplex; such hun- dredfold miscellany of teams, requisitioned or lawfully owned, making way, hitting t... ...ll worshipped, reverently waited on, and fed. In miscellaneous seats, is a miscellany of soldiers, commissaries, adventurers; consuming silently their... ...tion - V olume Three kind. They have been massed swiftly into a lump, this miscellany of Nondescripts; and travel now their last road. No help. They t...

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...ed. Counter and shelves were bare, the window was stripped of its familiar miscellany of artificial flowers, note-paper, wire hat- frames, and limp ga...

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...or six men who had written plays, or at least prologues, or had share in a miscellany, came thither, and entertained one another with their trifling c...

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...modish nonsense or sense, and listening to the like, with the multifarious miscellany of men; comes home at night; redacts it into a Times Leader,—and... ... after a fashion, with the powerful of the world; saw in due vicissitude a miscellany of social faces round him,—pleasant parties, which he liked well...

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...y obliterated from her thoughts. She rose, all woman, and all the best of woman, tender, pitiful, hating the wrong, loyal to her own sex – and all the...

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...en in any town before. Carts, carriages every- where, the most astonishing miscellany of conveyances and horseflesh. The respectable inhabitants of th...

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... vol- umes. By this means was the young head furnished with a considerable miscellany of things and shadows of things: History in authentic fragments ...

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...venward, smashing into a string of bricks as they rose, and the roof and a miscellany of furni- ture followed. Then overtaking them came a huge white ...

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...iffly and calmly, the workmen knocking off upon scaffoldings, the seething miscellany of the little folks. They shouted to him, vague encouragement, v...

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...the side of the road stood a travelstained middle-class automobile, with a miscellany of dusty luggage, rugs and luncheon things therein—a family auto...

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...shed and folded. They had never been worn, my mother said. Under that, the miscellany be- gan—a quadrant, a tin canikin, several sticks of tobacco, 2...

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...fortnight, in 1711, in two cantos only, and it was so printed; first, in a miscellany of Ben. Lintot’s, without the name of the author. But it was rec...

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...e best, at any rate. Hence you are to con- ceive me withdrawing all objections to your printing any- thing you please. After all it is a sort of famil...

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...be more magnificent than the subsequent performance. I therefore planned a Miscellany, to be dependent, after the old fashion, on my own resources alo...

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...urmounted by plaster casts and the half of a human skull, displayed an odd miscellany of books—Shaw and Swinburne, Tom Jones, Fabian Essays, Pope and ...

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...ind in the attempt to strike an average of pub- lic serviceability in this miscellany! And mixed up with these, mixed up sometimes in the same man, wa...

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...yal Highness the Princess Charlotte. Among the poor old gentlemen there are no such niceties. Their furniture has the air of being contributed, like s...

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...had only heard of such things in shipwrecks or read of them in Constable’s Miscellany. ‘T rue,’ said Jingle, nodding his head. ‘Pawnbroker’s shop— dup...

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...st of these dissertations he stopped his car, rushed into a small news-and-miscellany shop, and bought the electric cigar-lighter which he had coveted...

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...f which time she made the tour of Eu- rope, and saw most of that extensive miscellany of objects which it is essential that all persons of polite cult...

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...ped in and dipped in again than read severely through. Essentially it is a miscellany of inventions, many of which were very pleasant to write; and it...

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...ee for yourself,” said S. Behrman. He indicated an item under the head of “Miscellany.” “The following rates for carriage of hops in car load lots,” r...

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...the follow- ing words:—’Merry Thoughts for Merry Men; or Mother Midnight’s Miscellany for the Small Hours;’ and turning over the leaves, he was disgus...

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...d there are the patriots of nationality who would have us believe that the miscellany of European squat- ters in the T ransvaal are one nation and tho... ... but quite inconclusive works, can be demonstrated to consist in a similar miscellany. He speaks of “eminence,” of “success,” of “ability,” of “zeal,”... ... or “go” is just as likely to be a certain net prepon- derance of a varied miscellany of impulsive qualities over a varied miscellany of restraints an... ...hey can trace a distinctly evil and mischievous strain in that unfortunate miscellany which constitutes “the criminal class.” They invoke the name of ... ... indicate the scope and chief variet- ies of school work. Out of some such miscellany it is that in most cases the student passes to specialization, t... ...avoid any confusion their omission might occasion. Now if we dip into this miscellany of things that figure 132 Mankind in the Making and have figure... ...rriculum of our higher schools and colleges is a pointless non-educational miscellany, and the average graduate in Arts knows something, but not enoug...

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...ver, ALL words and ideas borrowed from another source MUST be cited. 27 A Miscellany Handbooks: Your course will have a “required” hand book, but yo...

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... rich Burghers: but now consider how it went, for example, with such loose miscellany, now all grown eleutheromaniac, of Loungers, Prowlers, social No... ...ur on it. Loud always is the Palais Royal, loudest the Cafe de Foy; such a miscellany of Citizens and Citizenesses circulating there. ‘Now and then, ’...

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...hful persons, usurers, savages, criminals and kings, and every one of this miscellany, not simply fathering or mothering on the way to her, but teachi... ...icine feeble and fragmen- tary, but our educational science is the poorest miscellany of aphorisms and dodges. Indeed, directly one goes beyond the ra...

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...into volumes. By this means was the young head furnished with a considerable miscellany of things and shadows of things: History in authentic fragment...

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...ted the nar- row end of the wedge, he would soon have driven it home. This Miscellany, however, in three volumes, (published in 1727, but afterwards i...

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... on it. Loud always is the Palais Royal, loud- est the Cafe de Foy; such a miscellany of Citizens and Citizenesses circulating there. ‘Now and then,’ ... ...baggage-wagons; carriages, single, double, and multiplex; such hundredfold miscellany of teams, requisitioned or lawfully owned, making way, hitting t... ...Clootz Speaker of Mankind. They have been massed swiftly into a lump, this miscellany of Nondescripts; and travel now their last road. No help. They t...

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...ho now and then mis- take their masters’ money for their own; and a choice miscellany of idle vagabonds. The proprietor of a pri- vate theatre may be ...

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...en he first saw St. John’s Gate, the place where that deserv- edly popular miscellany was originally printed, he ‘beheld it with reverence.’ It appear... ...on. ‘Old Gardner the bookseller employed Rolt and Smart to write a monthly miscellany, called The Universal Visitor. There was a formal written contra...

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...w. Of articles collected on his various expeditions, there was such a vast miscellany that it was like the dwelling of an amiable Corsair. There were ... ...f which time she made the tour of Eu- rope, and saw most of that extensive miscellany of objects which it is essential that all persons of polite cult...

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...ho now and then mis- take their masters’ money for their own; and a choice miscellany of idle vagabonds. The proprietor of a pri- vate theatre may be ...

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...w. Of articles collected on his various expeditions, there was such a vast miscellany that it was like the dwelling of an amiable Corsair. There were ...