Witi

Download the full report (pdf) and send your comments to wholeworldatwork (at) corp (dot) witi (dot) com. ❋ Peggy (2007)

Before the sun went down, she wa; at the grove, at the little hollow at the base of the elm, settling in to talk witi the spirits. ❋ Salvatore, R. A., 1959- (1999)

It gave Paige an impression of Gunn decidedly at variance witi the mask of salesman-turned-executive which the mar himself wore. ❋ Blish, James (1957)

The Coroner: "What wakened you?" nesday evening, you were still engaged to deceased witi Witness: "I heard a shot." every prospect of being married to him shortly? ❋ Sayers, Dorothy L. (1927)

Marginal on the nose witi some air but certainly corky on palate. on 3/23/2010 & rated 90 points: This was all about framboise. ❋ Unknown (2010)

After the death of Richelieu, he got into favour witi the duke de Brezi, another maternal relation whom he plained, and whom he accompanied in most of his expe* ditions. ❋ Unknown (1812)

January tlie idtb 1774, thf the Cape of Good Hope, ai chored in Table Bay, where t dore Sir Edward Hughes, witi Saliibmy and Seahorie. ❋ Unknown (1796)

They were threatened witi* another danger, flill more formidable than the letntn of fcarcity, andL which demanded more immediate attention. ❋ Winterbotham, William, 1763-1829. [from Old Catalog] (1795)

If the people, peoetrated ftrong nature from tjie iofcaUtuiti of witi gratitude for the illuftnous Houfe Hollaod againft William the V. bi of the founder of their Ufaerty; ifthe this piei: e, which farealhei nothingliiit appearance oi 'the aiiEuft Confort of the iK-arm refentment, the Prince of Oranee ❋ Unknown (1787)

- 15 - 'I am as I vkill witi - my fwain 5» fait', On the banks by the ftream 81 ❋ Unknown (1781)

I have met witi only a fingle cripple among them; and he feemed to have been maimed by a fall. ❋ Unknown (1772)

* BpryoiN:, for about four days ago, after my f Miftrifs Defdemms had pined her Body witi ❋ Unknown (1687)

He is eatd to have had a masterly and critical skill in at li-ast 15 learned and modem tongues j and his knowledge of things, and iniprme - ment in all soils of material learning, was no leie e\tcnsi\« llian his skill in languages; \\liich qualitied him fur being one of the Translators of the Bible in the reign of King Jantcs I. lie witi a man of great wisdom and address in buanessj an admired Preacher in his time; exact and judicious in informing and in - ❋ Unknown (1812)