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Sentences ending with omitted

But it is too amusing, too characteristic of Mark Twain, to be omitted. [5]
At St. Mark's the prayer for the President of the United States was omitted. [9]
They enjoyed this the more because it was on their consciences that they should visit Linville Falls, some twenty-five miles eastward, long held up before them as the most magnificent feature of this region, and on no account to be omitted. [4]
Anne ran over the long list of their acquaintance, but there was one name she omitted. [9]
Her reply, after she had learnt something of the character of her future critic, and while awaiting his criticism, must not be omitted. [14]
At the hazard of wearing this point threadbare, I will relate an anecdote which seems too strikingly in point to be omitted. [7]
Her face, though not at all unpleasant, was a study in character-development: she wore ringlets, a peculiar bonnet of a bygone age, and her clothes had certain eccentricities which, for, lack of knowledge, must be omitted. [9]
A paragraph, however, must not be omitted. [5]
Doubtless, therefore, Mr. Motley's report of his conversation shows that some of his expressions might have been improved, and others might as well have been omitted. [6]
At length I made bold to ask him why our discussions were now omitted. [9]

More example sentences with the word omitted in them

I observe that you say 'causes necessary to state,' but you have omitted to state them. [5]
To understand in what this dependence consists it is necessary to reinstate another omitted condition of every command proceeding not from the Deity but from a man, which is, that the man who gives the command himself takes part in the event. [2]
The Marchioness dealt, turned up a knave, and omitted to take the usual advantage; upon which Mr Swiveller called out as loud as he could--'Two for his heels! [12]
Yet he omitted to inform his wife, even by a look, whom he had met here. [10]
Besides, by appealing to his ambition, he could be induced to put forth all his powers, and, if his teachers aimed at what they studiously omitted, it would not be difficult to make a scholar of him. [10]
If he omitted to do so, then she would consider it decided that he renounced his earthly for his heavenly love, and try herself to give up the earthly one, in which, however, she believed she had recognised something divine. [10]
True, during the time that followed, Pyramus succeeded no better than before in warming his wife's cold heart, but Barbara omitted many things which had formerly clouded his happiness. [10]
He omitted on this occasion to offer his customary greeting, but hastily asked her: "Has Sabina been told? [10]
The sight recalled their last meeting and its painful termination, and therefore he had omitted to attract Frau Katharina's attention to her immediately. [10]
We collected within the limits of this bit of earth everything which can delight the senses; not a single one is omitted in this narrow space, whose crowded maze of pleasures fairly impede freedom of movement. [10]
I have omitted the census for 1850, as I have seen two widely different numbers given. [1]
Rest assured, therefore, that we shall be found always just and paternal in our transactions with your government, and that nothing will be omitted on my part to make your residence in this capital agreeable to yourself and satisfactory to your government. [7]
And he was still more angry at having omitted to say it. [2]
I omitted to state the fact of Talbott's seeing the assignment, because its existence was so necessarily connected with other facts which I did state, that I thought the greatest dunce could not but understand it. [7]
Of those omitted, several are now restored, in accordance with the expressed wishes of many readers and lovers of them. [6]
Nor does it seem probable that Smith himself would have omitted to mention the dramatic scene of the prevented execution if it had occurred to him. [4]
She omitted nothing save that Detricand had carried off the handkerchief, and she could not have told, if she had been asked, why she did not speak of it. [11]
Why was the repeal omitted in the Nebraska Bill of 1853? [7]
It must not remain unpunished, and, while waiting for her daughter, she imagined what evil consequences might ensue if Antyllus were forbidden the house and accused to his tutor, and how unbearable, on the other hand, he might become if they omitted to do so. [10]
I have passed over the Rudolstadt Schutzenfest, its music, its merry-go-round, and the capital sausages cooked in the open air, and have intentionally omitted many other delightful things. [10]
Queen Mary had ordered that it should be omitted, because Dr. Mathys had pronounced it poison for the gouty patient, and she confessed the offence. [10]
Had your party omitted to make Nebraska a test of party fidelity, you probably would have been the Democratic candidate for Congress in the district. [7]
I might have omitted them, but on the whole it seemed more just to the claims of my argument to suggest the vast complication of improbabilities involved in the statements enumerated. [3]
Why was it omitted in the original bill of 1854? [7]
An extended description of a trip to Fairmount Park is omitted because of its length, its chief interest being the tendency it shows to descriptive writing--the field in which he would make his first great fame. [5]
Hur, too, who now possessed it, was willing to transfer it to him, and this man's promise was inviolable, though he had omitted to repeat it in the presence of the elders. [10]
Those standing behind noticed what a speaker omitted to say and hastened to supply it. [2]
Yet Charles could not have forgotten him, and Adrian protested that it would soon appear that he had not omitted him in his last will, and this was done in a manner which indicated that he knew more than he would or could confess. [10]
However his destiny might turn, he should be obliged to admit that his mother had omitted nothing in her power to open to him the path which, according to his own opinion, might lead to the height for which he longed. [10]
There is another letter written just at this time which of all letters must not be omitted here. [5]
It is, for lack of space, reluctantly omitted. [9]
In regard to its publication, I can give no permission; though if the names and places were omitted, and especially if sent out of the country, I think you might take the responsibility and do it. [5]
I omitted it in your case because I have known your father and your grandfather before you. [9]
It was omitted in the third American from the second London edition,[1] by the same publishers, 1840. [6]
Some passages contained in the original manuscript of the Address, and omitted in the delivery on account of its length, are restored in the text or incorporated with these Notes. [6]
Ann courteously prayed him that he would be a merciful creditor and remit the payment of that she had indeed omitted, though truly out of no ill-will. [10]
To cheer him he began to question him as to my doings in London, and the first thing of which Banks must tell was of the riding-contest in Hyde Park, which I had omitted. [9]
Passages necessarily omitted have been restored, and points briefly touched have been more fully considered. [3]
The internal viscera have been omitted, and the uterine appendages in both drawings removed. [1]
You see, Hymen has persuaded Zeus to help him; so that not a single marriage-rite shall be omitted. [10]
His letters are full of animated pictures of the changing progress of the play; and although they belong rather to the gossip of history than to literary biography, they cannot be altogether omitted. [4]
They are as follows: [The names are omitted. [7]
The letter that follows is very long, but it seems too important and too interesting to be omitted in any part. [5]
Even at the festival of the dead you omitted prayers and sacrifices? [10]
Had this thought entered my head downstairs in the entry I should probably, to be honest, have omitted my little fairy tale and let matters take their course. [10]
Why are the doses omitted in Hull's Translation, except in three instances out of the whole two hundred remedies, notwithstanding the promise in the preface that "some remarks upon the doses used may be found at the head of each medicine"? [3]
He omitted to do this, because in his secluded life he had succeeded in finding the happiness which the master promises to his disciples. [10]
She would have died for him; but, as no opportunity offered for such a sacrifice, at any rate she never omitted to point out to him the most delicate morsels, and to supply his room with fresh flowers. [10]
Philological and linguistic details which were not suited for the senior pupils who were being fitted for other callings than those of the philologist were omitted. [10]
Clemens reports the details of the excursion to Mrs. Clemens in a long subdivided letter, most of which has no general interest and is here omitted. [5]
Reinstating the first condition omitted, that of time, we see that no command can be executed without some preceding order having been given rendering the execution of the last command possible. [2]
In the beginning Cable undertook to read the Bible aloud to Clemens each evening, but this part of the day's program was presently omitted by request. [5]
I have omitted by some accident heretofore to analyze this statement, and it is required of me to notice it now. [7]
I have omitted, and shall omit, no opportunity to send you reinforcements whenever I possibly can. [7]
Don't you think a poem, which, for the sake of being original, should leave them out, would be like those verses where the letter A or E or some other is omitted? [6]
Not, however, until a certain day later did the Cure realise this, though for thirty years the tailor had never omitted his Easter-time duties. [11]

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