Blairtexts Ungarbled Good, and quite a few unBlair untexts ungarbled good, too. ❋ Unknown (1999)
One message is ungarbled, at least: According to its world-famous stock-market strategist, Abby Joseph Cohen, the Standard & Poor's 500 index will only continue to go up and up and up. ❋ Unknown (1999)
Q All the insiders who really are supposed to have the ungarbled word, this is what they're saying. ❋ ITY National Archives (1994)
MS. MYERS: We're still waiting for the ungarbled word ❋ ITY National Archives (1994)
We have given the foregoing documents, full and ungarbled, that our readers might fairly judge for themselves. ❋ American Anti-Slavery Society (N/A)
By so doing a true and ungarbled report will get out to ❋ Eden Phillpotts (1911)
"The ungarbled for lesse, with directions how to use the same." ❋ Unknown (1909)
A good edition should be a complete edition, ungarbled and unabridged. ❋ Arthur Lee Humphreys (1905)
Mr. Lincoln, betwixt mercy and policy, refrained from crushing his antagonist by an ungarbled publication of all the facts and documents; and in return for his forbearance he long continued to receive from Mr. Greeley vehement assurances that every direful disaster awaited the Republican party. ❋ Morse, John T (1899)
It is because I believe the American people to be conscientiously committed to a fair trial and ungarbled evidence, and because I feel it essential to a perfect understanding and an equitable verdict that truth from each standpoint be presented at the bar, -- that this little ❋ Anna Julia (1892)
"If one would have a message go sound and ungarbled, does one choose traitors and tricksters to send it by?" ❋ Mark Twain (1872)
Would that he could have reprinted it as originally composed, and ungarbled by Gifford, the editor! ❋ Walter Pater (1866)
Tell some ungarbled tale of a number of persons being made the victims of the enjoyments of one, and he who would appeal in favour of any system which might produce such an evil to the primary emotions of our nature, would have nothing to reply. ❋ Percy Bysshe Shelley (1807)
Pepper, ungarbled, which cost 1 3/4 dollars at Bantam the sack, was worth at our coming ten _tayes_ the _pecul_, which is 100 ❋ Robert Kerr (1784)
As these combined merits can only become apparent by an ungarbled series of the letters, I have resolved, after many long years of zealous research in collecting them, to undertake the work, -- that is, to publish the letters entire that have come to my knowledge. ❋ Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1773)
It was only possible to restore, and to enable others to enjoy this charm -- a charm so novel, even to those already conversant with Mozart's life, that the most familiar incidents acquire fresh zest from it -- by an ungarbled edition of these letters. ❋ Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1773)
The nearest approach to a complete and ungarbled translation into ❋ Martin Luther (1514)
English subtlety, which illumined by the lights of former times is always sending forth fresh rays of truth, produce anything to the advancement of science or the declaration of the faith, this was instantly poured still fresh into our ears, ungarbled by any babbler, unmutilated by any trifler, but passing straight from the purest of wine-presses into the vats of our memory to be clarified. ❋ Richard De Bury (1316)
This ideal education should bring all into contact with _beauty_ as seen first in literature, ancient and modern, with the great models of art and the patterns of nobility of thought and of conduct; and no less should it show to all the _truth_ of the natural world, the changeless systems of the universe, as revealed in astronomy or in chemistry, something too of the truth about life, what we animals really are, what our place and what our powers, a truth ungarbled whether by prudery or mysticism. ❋ Various (N/A)
