Sentence examples for a small manuscript from inspiring English sources

In a garret, he pried open a chest: "Discovered some new and valuable papers to-day, particularly a small manuscript book containing an original journal of Washington, written in the year 1748, March and April, when he was barely sixteen years old".

It was a small manuscript that was circulated but never printed.

Among them was "Adela", which consisted of 62 small manuscript pages; this was found in an envelope which also contained the manuscript of the short story "Indissoluble Matrimony", published in 1914.

Buried in the British Library's new building at Euston is a small fragile looking manuscript.

Based on what we currently know, only a small number of manuscripts of the Mappæ's fragmentary tradition might be independent from the Compositiones Lucenses.

A review of previous experiences in aggressive lymphomas using bendamustine includes a small number of manuscripts.

A small literary magazine called Manuscript accepted "Death of a Traveling Salesman," the often anthologized recounting of the last day in the life of a lonely, ill and frightened shoe salesman who loses his way in rural Mississippi.

So, even if your manuscript is solid, the net result of factors such as being an unknown or using a very novel method shifts the probability, at least to a small degree, toward your manuscript being rejected.

Nonetheless, I would recommend a small rewriting of the manuscript.

Despite the fact that our authorship forms had a required line where the authors had to sign their name if they agreed to be listed as an author in the submitted manuscript; a small number of authors, who answered our authorship question with only a "Yes", most likely perceived that question as just another required confirmation of their authorship.

A small number of the manuscripts belong to the library; most are still owned by local families and are in precarious condition.