In comparatively later times Joan of Arc caused Charles VII to be crowned in the great Cathedral thereone of the most glorious and stately in all Europe, now a ruin.

As Easter, which was unusually late this year, approached, Louis became anxious to spend a short time in tranquillity and holy meditation; and, since the tumultuousness of the city was not very favorable for such a purpose, he resolved to pass a fortnight at St. Cloud.

" "It is never too late for God to forgive" "Too latetoo late, I tell you!

But I've still a little to do, andI know it's awfully late, but would you mind waiting just a little while?

Supped very well (but mighty late) at the Tabard inn, where we lay all night.

It was not till a considerably later period that almost all the other nations of Europe found themselves equally involved in actual hostility: but it is not a little material to the whole of my argument, compared with the statement of the learned gentleman, and with that contained in the French note, to examine at what period this hostility extended itself.

The idea, then, of a Maker of things who has ceased to exist occurs, if at all, not in a relatively primitive, but in a relatively late religion.

"Dr. Blundell, I am afraid luncheon will be terribly late.

"How shockingly late they are!" said Adelaide, suddenly appearing in the utmost splendor.

"But it is too late nowtoo late!

"I know she hasn't come up stairs yet, for she sits up dreadfully late, but she can hear things, almost anywhere.

With your brains and alltoo late!

All marching was done at night and no move of any kind was permitted till nearly six o'clock in the evening, when enemy aircraft were usually at rest and the light was sufficiently dull to prevent the Fritzes seeing much if they had made an exceptionally late excursion.

But it so happened remarkably late in history that with the discovery of the possibilities of coal there was a great boom in the demand for industrial machinery.

"I'm horribly late as it is.

He weeps; begs her not leave him desolate, And holds her to his hearttoo late, too late!

Drahomir (alone).Search for some one like herand if there is some one like, hertoo late (he sits down and covers his face with his hand).

It's hopelessly late, nearly six o'clock, and in any case I can't get you home to-night.

Howtoo late?" he stammered.

Acting under her mother's advice, Claire timed her arrival for nine o'clock, an hour which seemed incredibly late to one schooled in the temperate hour of church socials.

She was inexcusably late, and they had sat down to luncheonthree men and two womenby the time she arrived.

In the following example, the first pronoun is the antecedent to all the rest: "And he that never doubted of his state, He may perhapsperhaps he maytoo late.

Within half an hour there was a barricade at the Demi-Lune mounted by armed mentoo late, of course.

Ho, ho, it is too late, Nattoo late!"

Well, here we go quite fresh, and damned if I altogether want to, neithertoo late to argue thoughby-bye, son!" When the Chinook Struck Fairfield I Miss Mattie sat on her little front porch, facing the setting sun.