What precisely is meant by 'ideal' is a question which for the moment I pretermit. |
Then there are all manner of the ordinary maladies of humanity, which I pretermit. |
But all will be expected, in the ensuing term, to proceed to those which they now pretermit. |
We pretermit events more or less irritating to follow the urbane Englishman. |
Here follow in Mr. Plush's MS. about twenty-four pages of railroad calculations, which we pretermit. |
It cannot be demanded of me to pretermit, because of my crime, the duty more strongly required of me because of the crime. |