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Значения термина many manuscripts на английском
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Использование термина many manuscripts на английском
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Every editor daily receives manymanuscripts submitted by writers on their own initiative.
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Nothing like it exists among my manymanuscripts of his.
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You see-thereare so manymanuscripts.
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At his death he left only twenty-two crowns, the dress he wore, two shirts, a few books, and manymanuscripts.
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Byron reached England with fragments of marbles, skulls, pictures, shells, spears, guns, curios beyond count, and manymanuscripts in process.
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In manymanuscripts, the oldest Greek included, the epistle to the Hebrews stands after 2 Thessalonians, immediately before the pastoral epistles.
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The last publisher said it would take a month; they had manymanuscripts on hand, and could not do any better.
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How manymanuscripts she burns, I know not; but the comparatively small number of pages that reach the world are nearly fleckless.
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Textes inédits (Paris, 1948), which offers some of the manymanuscripts in which important ideas remained hidden for a long time.
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The legend of Saint Bonaventure was spread everywhere, as soon as it appeared, and was everywhere highly approved: there are manymanuscripts of it.
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In England there exist manymanuscripts of the first three books, called "Musica Ecclesiastica," frequently ascribed to the English mystic Walter Hilton.
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I am, as perhaps you know, connected with the --Magazine, and this is one of the manymanuscripts that reach our office every day.
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And the latter part of the last chapter of that in manyManuscripts it is found omitted.
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"How manymanuscripts do you have?" I asked, surprised.
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1-8, with which manymanuscripts terminate.
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Manymanuscripts of the "Ecclesiastical History" contain a letter by one Cuthbert to his fellow-student Cuthwine, describing the manner of Bede's death.