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A few days ago I saw what is here deemed a great sight -- viz., a lord mayor's procession.— Travels in England in 1782
It remains to be added that part of this work -- viz., the "Wars of the— The Huguenots in France
There are usually two main crops a year -- viz., a summer and a winter crop.— Fruits of Queensland
Public conversation supposes four Dukes -- viz., my neighbour, yourself, Lord Hastings, and Lord— Memoirs of the Court of George IV. 1820-1830 (Vol 1) From the Original Family Documents
Knox had a still stronger opinion -- viz., the yearly tithes or Teinds.— John Knox
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