Sentence examples for a manuscript copy from inspiring English sources

But then Christopher Rush sent him a manuscript copy of his new novel about Shakespeare called Will.

Also in the grave is a leather bag with a manuscript copy of the novel that has made his name in the intervening period.

From here the exhibition shifts gears, with a display of annotated pages from a manuscript copy of John Cage's "Lecture on Nothing (Silence)" (1959), in which the artist-composer leaves huge gaps between words and sentences.

He showed me an image of what he considered to be the world's first road map, the Peutinger Tabula, a manuscript copy of an old Roman chart depicting the routes leading to Rome — an illustrated itinerary, really.

We have a manuscript copy of the chorale in question, "Vor Deinen Thron Tret Ich Hiermit" ("Before Thy Throne I Kneel Herewith"), and it is in an unknown hand, presumably that of Bach's friend.

The aforementioned Feng Guifen wrote notes in the margin of a manuscript copy of his 1861 treatise, Dissenting Views from a Hut Near Bin, which we discuss at length in our book.

Studying a manuscript copied by one of Bach's underlings, Gardiner notes that the pen suddenly veers off the page, and concludes that the master had just boxed the dozy pupil's ears.

One can agree with Shattuck here yet demur at his fierce loyalty to the 1954 Pleiade, which was not able to take account of the latest typescript of one part of the novel and went back to a superseded manuscript copy.

It has been preserved in a single manuscript copy, which, like the Giles letter, breaks off in mid-sentence.

Sextus Empiricus quotes thirty of the thirty-two verses of fragment 1 (the opening Proem of the poem), though apparently from some sort of Hellenistic digest rather than from an actual manuscript copy, for his quotation of fr.

The museum used some of the proceeds from the Sekhmet to purchase other Egyptian pieces: a vizier statuette, a canopic jar and a sculpture of a king's head; the Vitruvius, sold with 26 other works, enabled the purchase of 19 objects, 8 of them leaves from an unpublished Italian manuscript copy of the "Ten Books on Architecture"; the Bierstadt proceeds have yet to be used.