Sentence examples for the later text from inspiring English sources
"I might joke around and be all Tom boyish at times but I regard myself as a lady and I didn't feel like one tonight after the way you treated me when we left," she wrote in the later text.
Intriguingly, there was an early blank verse version of Stoppard's play – called Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Meet King Lear, in which the action reaches England – but it is unsurprising that the later text, which alternates prose dialogue in 20th-century vernacular with verbatim interludes from Hamlet, is the one that flourished.
Julian of Norwich's text, which includes the famous line "all shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of thing shall be well", is also rare: the short text, which she is believed to have written soon after her 1373 visions, only exists in one manuscript, also kept in the British Library, while the later text exists in three copies dating to the 17th century.
In the later text, we only present the results of the Northern Hemisphere.
The first mechanically printed edition of Magna Carta was probably the Magna Carta cum aliis Antiquis Statutis of 1508 by Richard Pynson, although the early printed versions of the 16th century incorrectly attributed the origins of Magna Carta to Henry III and 1225, rather than to John and 1215, and accordingly worked from the later text.
In the later text we will refer to this estimate as the raw expression estimate.
Several of the later texts have the ashen pallor of elegy.
Only the later texts of the Germanic 19th-century influence are much more specifically about the Christmas story".
Avestan can hardly be said to be known beyond the ancient period, although only the earliest texts, the Gāthās (short hymns written by Zoroaster), are as old as the 6th century bce, and the later texts represent the language of several subsequent centuries.
The later texts present more intricate views and arguments than the earlier from which the later authors learned.
One important difference from earlier Mohism is that the later texts seem to abandon the idea of grounding ethics or social norms in "Heaven's intention" (tian zhi).
