Meanings of omit many in anglès

Thus the marquis continued: I am necessarily compelled to omit many particulars, my dear baron.

For the sake of brevity I omit many wonderful things which I saw in this city.

The limits of one volume force us to omit many an interesting social feature of colonial days, especially of the cities.

In this rapid sketch of the minor singers of the South, it has been necessary to omit many names worthy of mention.

The materials for selection are so abundant, that I have been constrained to omit many a speech which is worthy of careful perusal.

I omit many things, both of providences of the Lord in my favor, and of rugged paths through which I was obliged to pass.

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But I'll omit many notes upon ashes: if ashes should sift down upon deep-sea fishes, that is not to say that they came from steamships.

His income cut off, he was obliged to reduce the scale of his book "and to omit many of the illustrations he had promised."

I will conclude this letter with two incidents, omitting many others, to avoid prolixity.

He had likewise, as we have observed, omitted many material facts in his present relation.

Paul grows more confidingly boastful, omitting many connecting circumstances.

As it is, I have omitted many tales simply because they were evidently Canadian French stories.

In 1876 Mr. Emerson published a selection from his poems, adding six new ones, and omitting many.

Apparently he skipped many an incident, and omitted many a thing that he did not care to mention.

Though I have written a long letter, I may have omitted many things which you wished me to notice.