How different was it with his father, and, I may add, with Lucy!
I could see a smile struggling about the mouth of the major, which I was then too young, and I may add, too American, to understand.
He that lives as long as I have lived, will have seen most of his opinions, and I think I may add, all his tastes, change.
I may add, that frequently a pair of these bodies were attached to each other, as represented above, cone beside cone, at that end where the septum occurs.
I may add, that an intelligent farmer assured me that he had observed in a deserted garden some artichokes changing into the common cardoon.
I may add, also, that it is believed in Africa that two or more females lay in one nest.
The Dutch Ambassador Nieuport, we may add, was still in London, as also the French Ambassador M.
And this arrangement, we may add, was to continue henceforth.
To complete this view of the composition of the new Government, wemay add that on Feb.
Count Bundt, we may add, remained in England a month more after all, receiving farther attentions and entertainments; and not till Aug.
The bulls, I may add, engage in furious battles, of which battles the present Lord Tankerville has given me a graphic description, so that there will always be rigorous selection of the most vigorous males.
As a confirmation of these statements, I may add that Mr. M.
In connection with pleasure from poetry, I may add that in 1822 a vivid delight in scenery was first awakened in my mind, during a riding tour on the borders of Wales, and this has lasted longer than any other aesthetic pleasure.
Often and often whilst wandering amongst these hills do I think of Barmouth, and, I may add, as often wish for such a companion.
The logic of this book and, as I may add, of his 'Natural Theology,' gave me as much delight as did Euclid.
It is necessary to be separated from all which one has been accustomed to, to know how properly to treasure up such recollections, and at this distance, I may add, how properly to esteem such as yourself, my dear old Herbert.
I may add, that this couple are tenderly attached to each other.
We may add here a similar remark of Mr. Kirkland--that forty freemen would accomplish as much as eighty slaves.
I may add that he deeply resents your conduct; his anger and indignation were terrible to see.
I may add that Mr. Taynton had, as I knew, an extraordinary knack of imitating handwritings; I have seen him write a signature that I could have sworn was mine.
But I may add that I feel sure my anxiety is quite unnecessary.
I may add, that Mr. Disraeli's ear was always open to me during the struggles for the Intercolonial Railway as a means, and the Confederation of the British Provinces in America as the great end, of our efforts.
I may add that if our ship had called at Holyhead, the London passengers might have left Holyhead on Saturday evening instead of Liverpool on Sunday afternoon, a difference of a day.
I may add, as I am asked what is the weight per mile of telegraphic wire, that 'best charcoal No.
Even in portraits, the grace and, we may add, the likeness, consists more in taking the general air than in observing the effect similitude of every feature.
But we may add to these, all these artists who are at the head of the class, and have had a school of imitators from Michael Angelo down to Watteau.
We may add likewise to the credit of ornaments, that it is by their means that art itself accomplishes its purpose.
I may add that I am fonder of babies than many women, and am generally considered to be surprisingly capable of holding them!
I may add that I see no fundamental irreconcilability between the point of view here adopted and the facts brought forward (and wrongly interpreted) by Schrenck-Notzing.
I may add that I endeavored to obtain Symonds's letter, but he was unable to produce it, nor has any copy of it been found among his papers.
I do not present this view as more than a picture which helps us to realize the actual phenomena which we witness in homosexuality, although I may add that so able a teratologist as Dr.
I may add that in such a case even the expectation of happiness scarcely seems reasonable, since neither of the parties can feel a true mating impulse toward the other.
I may add, Roland, that you seem to harbor strange ideas concerning rank and power.
That successor has already been chosen; chosen, I may add, in an informal manner, but his selection is not likely to be canceled, unless by some act of his own which would cause us to reconsider our decision.
I was greatly surprised--and I may add I was moved.
Oh, the grimness of his visage as he listened to this, and, I suppose I may add, the grimness of mine!
I may add that it is told in detail by Al-Mas'udi (chapt.
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