10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «REMEMBERABLY»
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1
A Memoir of the Life and Writings of the Late William Taylor ...
My golden rule is to relate everything as briefly, as perspicuously, as
rememberably as possible. I begin, however, to feel my brain budding for poetry,
having lain fallow since November, and if I could afford to do it, should willingly
finish ...
2
The Quarterly Review (London)
My golden rule is to relate everything as briefly, as perspicuously, as
rememberably as possible. I begin, however, to feel my brain budding for poetry,
having lain fallow since November, and if I could afford to do it, should willingly
finish ...
3
The Gentleman's Magazine
My golden rule is to relate everything as briefly, as perspicuously, as
rememberably as possible," 8w. 1: * a s “ I have just read Walter Scott's poem (
Lay of the Last Minstrel) with great delight: his phraseology is sometimes polluted
with modern ...
4
An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... galw i gof; adgoffa; coffa, coflâu; dyshwyllo Worthy to be remembered, wyr'-ddi
tw ' bi rï-mem'-berd, gwiwgof, teilwng ei ] gofio [iadwy, a ellir ei gofio j
Rememberable, ri-mem'-ber-â-bl, a. cof- Rememberably, ri-mem'-ber-a-bli, ad. I
fel ag i'w ...
My golden rule is to relate everything as briefly, as perspicuously, as
rememberably as possible. I begin, however, to feel my brain budding for poetry,
having lain fallow since November, and if 1 could afford to do it, should willingly
finish ...
6
The New Monthly Magazine
'1' From which time forth, indeed, Granville is never again rememberably
mentioned in the Horatian correspondence,——with the exception of one brief
allusion to his declining ofiice in 1755. As we opened this paper with referring to
the ...
7
Cuttings from the Annual Review, vol. I.-VI., containing the ...
... as concisely as possib e, and as rememberably as possible P He who
succeeds in the two first will find that the last has necessarily followed. There
needs no other receipt for style. Thefollowing note seems to identify Vortigern
with Gerontius ...
8
The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art
My golden rule is to relate everything as briefly, as perspieuously, as
rememberably as possible. I begin, however, to feel my brain budding for poetry,
having lain fallow since November, and if I could afford to do it, should willingly
finish ...
9
The Annual Review and History of Literature
... and valuable insertions. Tlie language is very much amended, in some places
it is still too ornamental. Have the Welch no triad whicli instructs historians to write
as perspicuously as possible, as concisely as possible, and as rememberably ...
Say what you have to say as perspicuously as possible, as briefly as possible,
and as rememberably as possible, and take no other thought about it. Omit none
of those little circumstances which give life to narration, and bring old manners,
old ...