They had scarcely left the house before I flew to the garden with a book in my hand, and passing as before to the shrubbery, I buried myself in a close thicket at one end of it.

Edith asked. 'My dear Edith, you can safely leave that to me.

With a curious inconsequence, my thoughts abruptly left the matter; to dwell, wonderingly, upon the peculiar material, out of which the House was constructed.

My chest would have to be left outside.

" He left me hastily, as though a trifle ashamed.

There are several kinds of it, known as the green, the red, the small-leaved, and the broad-leaved balsamic.

Mrs. Hildreth spoke to her and then left the room hurriedly to summon her husband.

But the Ouzel, born on the brink of a stream, or on a snag or boulder in the midst of it, seldom leaves it for a single moment.

He always arrived at the station at the last minute, and got into the last carriage, hoping to be undisturbed, and have a quiet half-hour with his papers, but he was rarely left alone.

He is of fair size, with a rolling gait and a smiling countenance, has light hair and complexion, wears often a White Hat, (on the back of his headwhere Thoughtful men always place the hat, I've been told by observers,) and now and then carelessly leaves one leg of his trowsers at the top of his boot.

Ere we the royal city left, The sun and moon renewed the year.

There are those who say you purposely left this window unfastened when you went about the house the day before; that you dropped the keys in her house where they would be sure to be found, and drove down to the station and stood about there for a good half hour, in order to divert suspicion from yourself afterwards and create an alibi in case it should be wanted.

Hobomak departed, and reluctantly left his companion in the hands of the cruel Coubitant.

Willingly would I leave him in peace in Gaul if he would leave me in peace in Italy; but I foresee that if I do not attack him there he will attack me here.

Germany merely left Austria a free hand in the matter.

And if in truth she stands for something that was once our own, it is for something we are gradually leaving behind us, discarding and forgetting, something that after four centuries of disputation and anarchy no man any longer believes capable of realisation here and now.

"And having said this," concluded the American, "as emphatically as possible, I will very gladly leave you to yourselves.

Suppose he's simply half-asleep?" He saw a gleam of excitement come in her eyes and wisely left her without another word.

Gurameer now goes in despair to Veenah's father, from whom he experiences a haughty repulse, and who, in the following night, secretly leaves the city, with his daughter, embarking on the Ganges, and taking measures to prevent the discovery of the place of his retreat.

At my mention of the doors, a sudden look of fright crossed her face; but she said nothing, save to give the required promise, and then left the room, silently.

I saw that the worry of the last few weeks had left its mark upon him, for there was a line between his eyes which I had never seen before, but which never left him afterward.

If she voluntarily leaves his protection, this liability ceases.

all right, so I'll just leave yer here awhile, an' go forrard an' git a snack.

Fortunately after the battles of March and April nearly all the civilian population left the town for quieter quarters.

They have no channel whatever, and consequently are left free to spread in thin sheets upon the shining granite and wander at will.