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References in classic literature

With reference to the military side- the plan of campaign- that work of genius of which Thiers remarks that, "His genius never devised anything more profound, more skillful, or more admirable," and enters into a polemic with M.

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"In reference," proceeds the Chancellor with extra distinctness, "to the young girl and boy, the two young people"--Mr.

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In reference to these gentry, I may here quote a few words from the original preface to this book.

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Nevelet, in the preface to the volume which we have described, points out that the Fables of Planudes could not be the work of Aesop, as they contain a reference in two places to "Holy monks," and give a verse from the Epistle of St.

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You are such a perfect stranger in the house, that you are puzzled by my familiar references to the worthy inhabitants.

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Indeed, the same dark question often rose into her mind with reference to the whole race of womanhood.

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There is but one other head on which I wish to offer a remark; and that has reference to the public health.

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What makes a belief true or false I call a "fact." The particular fact that makes a given belief true or false I call its "objective,"* and the relation of the belief to its objective I call the "reference" or the "objective reference" of the belief.

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It is not a part of the plan of this book to present any extended bibliography, but there are certain reference books to which the student's attention should be called.

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This becomes evident by reference to particular instances which occur.

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Rook was able, in answering questions put to her, to give important information, in reference to the missing pocketbook.

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Nothing could have been more naturally introduced, or more delicately managed, than my wife's brief reference to the subject.

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