26) seeks to justify the Christian neglect of it by the fact, for which he vouches, that among the Romans themselves incense was unknown in the time of Numa, while the Etruscans had always continued to be strangers to it. [Please select]
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He means that every traveler returning vouches for, or gives good warrant for, the wonders he has seen. [Please select]
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"I do," said the general quietly, "upon the advice of General Sir John French, who vouches for the truth of their story." [Please select]
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"The Earl of Marlborough himself vouches for the skill of Master Holliday with the sword." [Please select]
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Gammie positively vouches, are very unlike what might have been expected. [Please select]
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Gammie, for the authenticity of which he vouches, are moderately broad ovals, somewhat compressed and pyriform towards the small end. [Please select]
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, in an article on "Children's Witticisms," contributed to the _New Liberal Review_, vouches for its authenticity. [Please select]
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The Abbe D'Abbon vouches for these miracles on the part of St.' [Please select]
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There can be no doubt now that the count's information was accurate; the gates having been closed, as he said they would be, vouches for this. [Please select]
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Martin, in his clever little treatise on dogs, vouches for the truth of the following story:--"One morning, as a lady was lacing her boots, one of the laces broke." [Please select]
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