miscellaneous

After publishing several books on theological and miscellaneous subjects, he distinguished himself as a novelist.

I am reprinting my miscellaneous poems, collected into three volumes.

I had no more part in her cosmos than in that of any woman whose photograph I might have admired in a miscellaneous collection.

The company is numerous, and, as you will see by the list, miscellaneous.

The remainder of this chapter is devoted to miscellaneous remarks upon the true and apparent genders of the English language.

I thought, as I looked on this miscellaneous and inorganic family, "let us not complain of thy burdens."

Appropriate sentiments for any of these may easily be devised or may be found in the miscellaneous list in this volume.

Buggies and miscellaneous vehicles were overtaken and left in the rear.

Charles Pinaud Duclos was one of the most miscellaneous of the miscellaneous writers of the time.

The state could treat with a definite organisation of churches, but not with miscellaneous gatherings of sectaries.