The irony of Mr. Harrison's tone is quite untransferable to paper.

The thing is as untransferable as the word is untranslatable.

But it is personal, untransferable, and, as it were, instinctive.

Once taken, the name is generic, inalienable and untransferable.

We regret that this pun, like the foregoing one, is untransferable into English.]

The actual result is that, in the long run, the Hare system is practically the same as the single untransferable vote.

One of the high charms of his poetical language is its pure and melting melody, a charm untransferable to any more northern tongue.

Nay, the mere word "public," spoken with this peculiar French good faith, has for us I know not what untransferable gravity.

Such affection as existed in him-strange, hard, brutal as it was-seemeduntransferable, and the title, as is known, passed at his death to his nephew.