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This is especially so as regards the big feast, which I shall describe hereafter.
2
But her great work was with the cotton, which will be described hereafter.
3
His great life-work now began, a work which will be more fully described hereafter.
4
If the throat is sore, treat as advised for that ailment, to be described hereafter.
5
Our harp is different to yours, and will be described hereafter.]
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The principles of interference upon which this effect depends, will be described hereafter (1009.
7
This place will be more particularly described hereafter, as we passed through it on our return.
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This is effected when the man-spirit is brought into the third state, which will be described hereafter.
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Her gala dress will be described hereafter.
10
The discovery of the site of the Saxon church, which will be described hereafter, was made in 1883.
11
Poor fellow he never lived to return with us to Khartoum: his melancholy death will be described hereafter.
12
This personage, whose position and character will be described hereafter, was Lord Lilburne, the brother of Mrs. Beaufort.
13
It was in this arbor that the tables were spread for the collation in 1850, to be described hereafter.
14
This will be described hereafter.
15
An allusion made by Mr. Grinnell to the speech of Mr. Rosseau, provoked the personal assault to be described hereafter.
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But many of them which are connected with a secondary action will be more usefully described hereafter (778.