* Author of Der Treppenwitz der Weltgeschichte. Not, however, to lose altogether for want of exact Kindred sayings that are incapable of affiliation, no quotation has beenĪdmitted without its proper author, chapter and verse or, in the moreĭifficult instances, without the authority to which it may be approxi. With the exception of certain Proverbs, Maxims, and other So much as a perpetual reflection upon the non-performance of the The number of passages and sayings that had been admitted withoutĪny reference whatever, the Professor’s aphorism seemed like nothing Which once more re-appears on the title-page. Of any collection of Quotations than the maxim of Professor Skeat, More apposite sentiment could have been chosen as the epigraph The other principle of reconstruction is of greater importance. Mottoes, along with a quantity of equally cumbersome top-hamper, That the cargo should never be shipped again and, accordingly, the The only answer possible, in the circumstances, was the assurance Of the excessive ‘“‘lordolatry” of the thing, I had nothing to reply. Many protests, and when the late William Lewis Hertslet* complained Whether the noble owners of the Mottoes were flattered by thisĭelicate attention, it is impossible to say, but their insertion evoked Mottoes of the British Peerage, and the plan was duly carried out: The original plan included, among other items, the whole of the Asīoth aims tend to raise directly the value of the work as a standardīook of reference in such matters, they will, no doubt, be appreciated Lacking in that most essential portion of their literary outfit. The other, the addition of references to those entries that were still The relieving the book of a multitude of superfluous trivialities Work of revision has been guided by two main objects: the one, In preparing a new Edition of this Dictionary for the Press, the ‘* They have been at a great feast of languages, and have stolen the scraps.”
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C’est un talent plus rare que I’on ne pense.” SkEaT, Notes and Queries, 6th Series, vol. ‘* A Quotation without a reference is like a geological specimen of unknown locality.” GAith their References, Granslations, and TEndexes,
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