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But eternal life goes on
But eternal life goes on WITHOUT DYING.”
— from Herland by Charlotte Perkins Gilman

but embraced large grounds of
When John Vassall built the Longfellow house, the estate was not so contracted as it is to-day, but embraced large grounds of more than a hundred acres.
— from Historic Homes of New England by Mary Harrod Northend

BRIEF ENGLISH LATIN GRADUS OF
A BRIEF ENGLISH LATIN GRADUS OF POETICAL WORDS.
— from Mr. Murray's List of New and Recent Publications July, 1890 by John Murray (Firm)

BROUGHTON Esq Lieutenant Governor of
[Footnote 2: Capt. FREDERICK McKAY, in a letter to THOMAS BROUGHTON, Esq., Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina, dated July 12,1735, written to justify his conduct as Indian Commissary, in turning out four traders who would not conform to the rules stipulated in the licenses, has the following remarks on the difficulties which he had to encounter: "It was impracticable to get the traders to observe their instructions, while some did undersell the others; some used light, others heavy weights; some bribed the Indians to lay out their skins with them, others told the Indians that their neighboring traders had heavy weights, and stole their skins from them, but that they themselves had light weights, and that their goods were better.
— from Biographical Memorials of James Oglethorpe Founder of the Colony of Georgia, in North America. by Thaddeus Mason Harris


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