The following February, he appended a note to his entry: On which occasion I told them the fairy-tale of "Alice's Adventures UnderGround," which I undertook to write out for Alice, and which is now finished (as to the text) though the pictures are not yet nearly done.
When signing a new law, he appends a statement noting which provisions he chooses to ignore.
He had encountered the common rhea at Bahia Blanca, and he appends an (undated) note to his discussion of the common rhea, saying he had first heard of another, slightly smaller species when visiting the Rio Negro that, he believes, does not occur north of the Rio Negro the "Avestruz Petisse".
To this passage, Twardowski appends a note referring to Husserl's notion of ideal meaning.
At the least, he said, I should have appended a note "explaining the difference between a news story and a column of opinion".
I also want to append a note on the Occupation, and its ills, that couldn't quite fit, thematically or spatially, into the printed piece.
If extensive corrections are made to an online article, editors usually append a note in italics pointing them out at the beginning of the story.
When "Huckleberry Finn" was published, Mark Twain appended a note on his effort to reproduce "painstakingly" the dialects in the book, including several backwoods dialects and "the Missouri negro dialect".
Mistakes should not disappear silently, so we correct factual errors in developing news stories by appending a note in italics at the bottom of the article on the Web site.
Chelsea herself apparently appended a note saying that while she did not agree entirely with Ms. Morgan's point, she was starting to understand what older women were complaining about.
