This edition, it should be emphasised, presents Eliot's own letters; it does not provide both sides of the correspondence, even where such replies exist.
The reply function exists for a reason: as part of the crowd, the individual follower will appreciate being recognised.
She replies tartly: "Exist?
Harcourt replied: "no impression exists anywhere in England that the selling of wives is legitimate", and "that no such practice as wife selling exists", but as late as 1889, a member of the Salvation Army sold his wife for a shilling in Hucknall Torkard, Nottinghamshire, and subsequently led her by the halter to her buyer's house, the last case in which the use of a halter is mentioned.
Nothing illustrates this better than what followed after he asked Ms. Paley, "Do you think that life after death exists?" She replied, "Obviously no," adding, "And an 83-year-old is telling you this, aware that she doesn't have much time to live".
Darwin replies that magic only exists in books and suggests that Wrinkles find the mythical Cyclops of Homer's Odyssey.
In one of his posts he recounts how a single mother had asked him: "Given that there's a law established to pay people back for the damages incurred by vaccines, why should I believe that they are completely innocuous?" Providing context, the doctor replied: "Such a law exists, and was established for a vaccine against polio that was shown to cause paralysis during the 1990s".
To those, like the Labour leader Ed Miliband, who argue that it will damage the British economy by raising doubts about Britain's future in Europe, David Cameron will reply that that uncertainty already exists.
Because this study is based on questionnaire replies the risk of common rater bias exists; that is, the individual may reply negatively or positively to questions in general.
(No evidence exists that Kepler replied "Vey!") Throughout Italy, the Inquisition was what Heilbron calls "low-level background terrorism".
