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Le Clotre is a paraphrase of Les Moines, the book of the monks.
MILE VERHAERENSTEFAN ZWEIG
Grymanum, prefixed to the Paraphrase on the Epistle to the Romans.
THE OXFORD REFORMERSFREDERIC SEEBOHM
One might paraphrase Burke and say that such wealth as this loses half its evil through losing all its grossness.
THE UNPOPULAR REVIEW, VOLUME II NUMBER 3VARIOUS
This absence of vigor and remoteness may be due to the nature of the volume of which this paraphrase is only a part.
THE TRANSLATIONS OF BEOWULFCHAUNCEY BREWSTER TINKER
“Let no one to whom hard study is repulsive hope for anything from us,” American colleges might paraphrase.
THE TEACHERGEORGE HERBERT PALMER
The paraphrase may be used at times to give the pupil a larger view of the content of the piece.
SPECIAL METHOD IN THE READING OF COMPLETE ENGLISH CLASSICSCHARLES MCMURRY
He is not disturbed by the diversity of methods exhibited in the Paraphrase.
EARLY THEORIES OF TRANSLATIONFLORA ROSS AMOS
Instead of "Him that maketh the seven stars and Orion," we have the paraphrase, "That maketh and transformeth all things."
THE ASTRONOMY OF THE BIBLEE. WALTER MAUNDER
My reasons for adopting this mode of paraphrase, may be seen in the preface to my translation of Orpheus's Hymns.
AN ESSAY ON THE BEAUTIFULPLOTINUS
The people,” to paraphrase a saying of Heine, “have time enough, they are immortal; administrators only must pass away.
THE AFRICAN COLONYJOHN BUCHAN

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