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("I'm no Thomas Mann," Mr. Ford said at one point, nodding to a notable predecessor while explaining why he had trimmed down his own voluminous manuscript to a more readable length).

Their efforts have been assisted by increased accessibility to Darwin's correspondence, his marginalia in books, his notebooks, and voluminous manuscript material, which have been painstakingly deciphered and transcribed for the past 35 years, and continues unabatedly as an ongoing project.

Yet after Bentham's death his voluminous manuscripts on sex disappeared.

The voluminous manuscripts of the original are said to have been destroyed when Alexander the Great conquered Persia.

After ruminating on the subject for several years, Bentham took up the reform of judicial administration in Scotch Reform (1808), while the voluminous manuscripts on evidence from this time were later edited and published by J.S. Mill as Rationale of Judicial Evidence (1827).

Like Petrarch and Boccaccio, Coluccio Salutati collected manuscripts, wrote on morality and politics, and carried on a voluminous correspondence.

It is clear that there is a voluminous literature in this area of research and the exponential increase in the number of manuscripts has gained substantial momentum since the year 2000.

SCND has a voluminous literature.

A voluminous swathed neckcloth conceals his chin.

He has lightened a voluminous labor code.

With manuscripts, early printed books and full-scale reproductions, "Illuminating Fashion" introduces garments like the chaperon (a hood with an attached cape and tail) and the houppelande (a voluminous dress worn by men and women).