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Ah, I could write a treatise upon the Art of Elimination-couldn'tI?
2
IT is not my intention to write a treatise on apiculture, or on practical bee-keeping.
3
There are many other reasons which determine me not to write a treatise on beauty.
4
I will write a treatise upon the great theme.'
5
When will you write a treatise on electioneering?
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One day someone will write a treatise on the role of comic-satirists in shaping America's political destiny.
7
I do not wish to write a treatise: my plan is only to give hints and suggestions.
8
Nothing is easier than to write a treatise proving that it is lawful to resist extreme tyranny.
9
His impulse, when a question was argued before him, was to write a treatise on the subject.
10
I could write a treatise on them!
11
She could write a treatise on unblocking the bathroom drain and I would devour it chuckling with glee.
12
I could write a treatise of lamentation upon the changes brought about among the cottages of Westmoreland by the silence of the spinning-wheel.
13
Someone ought to write a treatise on "How to be Happy though a Heroine," or uphold her cause in some way.
14
Some day I'm going to write a treatise on 'The Trials of a Country Schoolmarm.' It will be a harrowing bit of realism.
15
As late as our first century Plutarch felt called upon to write a treatise, oti kai gunaikas paideuteon-"thatwomen too should be educated."
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As we jogged along, the idea entered my mind that I would, when I returned home, write a treatise on "American Manners and Customs."
