Meanings of excepting of in English

Most of these are, however, without record, excepting of the most general character.

The grass in this neighbourhood is good, excepting of course on the ridges, which are barren and covered with triodia.

Taft is very weak, but La Follette has not developed real strength east of the Mississippi River, excepting of course in Wisconsin.

This applies to the whole of the eastern part of the transepts, excepting of course the alterations that were made in later times.

Then we straightened up the room and put all the files back in the boxes, excepting of course the nine we'd earmarked as suspicious.

As to Moscheles' duets, they were played by Chopin probably more frequently than the works of any other composer, excepting of course his own works.

"I can think of nothing of mine just yet," he answered, " excepting of my wife."

He is found throughout the whole extent of that continent-exceptingof course a few thickly inhabited spots, from which he has been expelled by man.