Here is the literal copy of it, word for word:

It will throw light on his sane character to give a literal copy of the note:

But annexed to the copy in cipher, is the above literal copy by the author.]

The curious contract belonging to the fourteenth century which follows, is a literal copy of the original.

The above is a literal copy of Battell's letter, it is in his hand writing and is addressed to:

We believe from his gestures that he is giving us a literal copy of acts he has seen performed.

The defects of children are almost always harrowed from their father; they are the consequences of a too literal copy.

According to these teachers no hypothesis is truer than any other in the sense of being a more literal copy of reality.

While Psycho is a literal copy, Elephant is the loosest possible reinterpretation of English director Alan Clarke's 1988 film about snipers in Northern Ireland.

(The above receipt is a literal copy of the original, now in my possession.