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1 I    |     able to communicate the peculiar impression which they make.
2 II(1)|   reason or other") gives a peculiar pathos to the utterance.
3 III  |     among them, because the peculiar timbre given by professional
4 V    | makes it live; he shows its peculiar motion, its character, everything
5 VII  |    impression is still very peculiar, because the rebuilders
6 VII  |   the forms of worship were peculiar as the~{p. 157}~buildings.
7 IX   |     study, nor of doctrines peculiar to any one sect only.~