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Meanings of first volume in English
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Usage of first volume in English
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The first volume comprises the annals of the Borgias and the Cenci.
2
In the first poem of the first volume, he concludes as follows:
3
It was the first volume of the 'Idols of the Market Place.'
4
I may need to go back and get the first volume now.
5
Of his work and his aim, he said in his first volume:
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Indeed, several of the poems in his first volume were written there.
7
In 1775, Bailly sent the first volume of his history to Voltaire.
8
The first volume to be issued was that for the year 1855.
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The first volume was finished in six weeks; the Empress thought it admirable.
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The first volume contained the illustrations of the objects described in the other.
11
Tsurutani's first volume has gone through five additional printings since May.
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Inspired by Chekhov's short stories, according to the first volume of his Chronicles.
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Jewry after 1825-theyear with which the first volume concludes-ina single volume.
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He makes the Unborn Babe say this in his first volume of poems.
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The first volume of these Poems has already been submitted to general perusal.
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The first volume lays before the public the complete history of English magic.
This collocation consists of:
First volume through the time
First volume across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common