1
The foregoing remarks apply to the state of things in the open air.
2
In the foregoing remarks, I do not advance any new or debatable views.
3
The foregoing remarks relate almost exclusively to matters connected with our domestic concerns.
4
The following narrative of real facts may, perhaps, illustrate the importance of the foregoing remarks.
5
The foregoing remarks are intended to explain my method, not to excuse carelessness of literary workmanship.
6
From the foregoing remarks it will be clear that we cannot fix, as Weber has done, B.C.
7
The foregoing remarks may appear somewhat desultory, as well as too brief for the extent of the theme.
8
Under this name a lemon sulphide of cadmium has lately appeared, to which the foregoing remarks are applicable.
9
From the foregoing remarks it will be apparent that Mr. Barth's opinion regarding Sankara's date is very unsatisfactory.
10
The following recipes will serve to illustrate the foregoing remarks and show how this important fabric may be dyed:-
11
The position then, as it existed in the early days of the year 1917, is described in the foregoing remarks.
12
It is clear, from the foregoing remarks, that Ham transmitted the germs of slavery to his posterity, by ordinary generation.
13
As will be seen by the foregoing remarks, Captain Bertram had a rare gift for making killing and funny speeches.
14
From the foregoing remarks it must not be supposed that there has been throughout a remodelling of all the material used.
15
All this is in explanation of the foregoing remarks about Mrs. Beresford's ingenuity, thrift, and genius in selecting types to paint.
16
Since the time when the foregoing remarks were written I have been more than once among the spirits, at their own invitation.
