particulars

Those not carried on under a special name, and the particulars known only to the parties themselves.

I have tried to make Mrs. Clapp recall any particulars she may have noticed as to its appearance, handwriting, or post-mark.

Whitney found the workings of his companion's mind more interesting than the particulars about his relatives.

Daisy was, perhaps, in all particulars younger than her years.

He told her of the races he won, those that he lost, and all the particulars relating to them.

But they had particulars in their constitution, and those not a few, which deserved approbation from the wise.

As to the storm and shipwreck of her life, I learned no particulars essentially new.

I desire to learn some particulars respecting the two portraits on each side of the founder of this race.

Some of the particulars of the story are forgotten, but enough are remembered for the present purpose.

In what particulars do you especially class it with the latter?