Halliwell printed fifty-one copies of a small Hand-list of the early English literature preserved in it.
From being for many years exposed to the handling of every visitor, it became much broken; but it has now for a long time been secured from further injury by being enclosed in a glass case.
The book is now exhibited in a glass case, in one of the windows of the Library.
One can always laugh if one lives in a glass case.
It kept its distance from Eleanore, for she lived in a glass case.
In a circular apartment within the monument is a glass case, containing several relics, the most interesting of which is the Bible given by Burns to his Highland Mary.
In the rooms of the National Institute (a portion of the Patent Office building) are a few of the most interesting relics of the Revolution now in existence, carefully preserved in a glass case.
In the great hall, or passage, in a glass case of prismatic form, hung the Key of the Bastile, and near it was an engraved view of the demolition of that renowned prison.
Grandfather has one-half his paper, and the other half is lodged in the cover of that field-glass case--if the man is still carrying it with him.
Well, how on earth did the half of the map or the directions happen to get in that field-glass case, without Steven Meredith, who carries the same, knowing a thing about it?
A feller might as well be in a bloomin' glass case as carry a pocket-book around an' make a map of where he's been.
If it ain't somethink beyond belief, one might be that respectable theirself they could be put in a glass case, an' yet here would be a young vagabond bringin' them to shame before the whole district.
Alexander Robertson, in his book on The Roman Catholic Church in Italy, says: "The Bambino is a doll about three feet high, and it stands on a cushion in a glass case.
Each of us bowed in passing the little chapel near the door, which is a glass case, containing a waxen figure of the infant Jesus.
Now that several years have passed, the body of Colonel Morland, placed in a glass case in the library of M.
The relatives desired to place the body in a glass case, and requested, above all, that it should not be opened.
A little farther down, in the centre of the hall, under a glass case, No.
The first hall contains a collection of the fungi growing in the department; and separate, under a glass case, specimens of those allowed to be sold in the market for food.
To grin in a glass case; to be anatomized for murder: the skeletons of many criminals are preserved in glass cases, at Surgeons' hall.
She praised Mathers; and she also said that it would be well to present it quickly to the Doctor, so that he could get some proper professional staffer to finish it and put a glass case over it as soon as possible.
But Lupin was protected by a glass case with a gilt-wood framework.
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