Nothing can possibly come of the prisoner's
conglomeration but his being sent back to prison, which is soon done.
My honest and neglected friend, Ingulphus, has furnished me with many a valuable hint; but the light afforded by the Monk of Croydon, and Geoffrey de Vinsauff, is dimmed by such a
conglomeration of uninteresting and unintelligible matter, that we gladly fly for relief to the delightful pages of the gallant Froissart, although he flourished at a period so much more remote from the date of my history.
"The long duration of human life in your time, together with the occasional practice of passing it, as you have explained, in installments, must have had, indeed, a strong tendency to the general development and
conglomeration of knowledge.
I think I see him now!' said Mrs Nickleby, wiping her eyes, 'looking at me while I was talking to him about his affairs, just as if his ideas were in a state of perfect
conglomeration! Anybody who had come in upon us suddenly, would have supposed I was confusing and distracting him instead of making things plainer; upon my word they would.'
They lend on pawn; and sell most that they lay hold of, coats, gold lace, cheese, men, women, and children; they are a
conglomeration of Arabs, Jews, Genoese, Genevese, Greeks, Lombards, and Parisians, suckled by a wolf and born of a Turkish woman."
"The OJK has identified 50
conglomerations, or main entities, which control 80 percent of the overall financial service industry.
The following are the first words to which book: "Most motor cars are
conglomerations"?
