In a passage in Chapter Five, he imagines himself into works of literature that he loves.
This is found in a passage of the Manual of Discipline, not then published, and in a passage not yet discussed in this connection".
In a passage from her diaries, Woolf wrote, "One sees a fin passing far out.
*An earlier version of this article misquoted a word in a passage from Nelson's "Bluets".
"Coherence can and must be restored," she writes, in a passage stronger on rhetoric than fact.
I found the same idea in a passage from Gogol's "Dead Souls".
One error was in a passage that says pogroms were carried out by Russian soldiers.
Earlier, less conventionally, in a passage of subtle indirection, the narrator first realized what was afoot.
In a passage about technology and distraction, Ivanka writes that her father "has no patience for . . .
And what of the two women in a passage between rooms?
As James 2 17 reminds us, in a passage quoted in the final presidential debate, "Faith without works is dead".
