1
We should consider it a very meager education indeed that ended there.
2
At Quiotepec we have very meager accounts of such a ruin.
3
Remember, Claudia, those alarming letters you sent me were very meager in their details.
4
The earth's population, like our stack of paper, had very meager beginnings... but alarming potential.
5
General Grant is a copious worker and fighter, but a very meager writer or telegrapher.
6
I knew it was all it could be, but it seemed a very meager leave-taking.
7
The breakfast the next morning was very meager.
8
The minstrels played to a very meager audience.
9
Pestalozzi at first met with very meager encouragement.
10
Her result on the ''Aussage'' (Test VI) was very meager.
11
The prevailing definition of study gives further proof of a very meager notion in regard to it.
12
The supper must necessarily be very meager.
13
The most exciting trial of our times has obtained a very meager commemoration in all but its literal features.
14
The money paid for licenses is a very meager compensation for the beggary, crime, and bloodshed which rum produces.
15
A very large pyramid is seen at "E." Our information in regard to it is very meager.
16
John Millard had been for two years on the frontier, and there had been very meager and irregular news from him.
