dedication

In this dedication of a Nation we humbly ask the blessing of God.

The dedication of the temple was signalized by a similar manifestation.

He scorned a dedication, that misnomer for gratuitous advertising.

Drafts for the dedication, the preface, and for a work on Esthetics.

To be in the mode I must have my poet, and throw him a handful of guineas for his dedication.

But the church of that dedication was certainly elsewhere (p. 123).

But on one point he was resolute: "I want the dedication to stand as it is, Sis."

This book bears a dedication to the queen, Charlotte Amalia.

It was so truly hers that I did not think it necessary to write the dedication page.

It will be a starchy book; the dedication will be worth the price of the volume.