" "Then wherefore let her suffer longer?

"Are you willing?" "My child, I'll willingly let you go.

Maken, open thou the door and let forth Brian if this fellow stirs one step.

At the first rush they each fired a shot over the heads of the mob, merely to let them know the place was guarded.

Out upon him!Ibut no matter, only let him look to himself.

Firstly, it saved Blackstone; secondly, it saved me, let me down easy; and thirdly, it appealed to the womanly vanity of my wife, and it took.

Is it not true that we keep them continually in mind; that we seldom let them go quite out of sight; that we are always doing, or planning to do, something for them?

I am contented; read on, Little John: Henceforth let me be nam'd Maid Marian.

"Yea, truly," quoth Robin, "help thyself, sweet chuck, and meantime let me see whether thy pigeon pie is fresh or no.

Then he softly let the sash fall again and retreated to the centre of the room, where he stood for a moment with a growing smile of intelligence and hope on his face.

"This is the second time I've fallen into the hands o' the Amalekites, and it's no likely they'll let me off sae lightly.

The Armenian teacher would scarcely let go my hand after the meeting, he had been so touched with the power of divine love.

I said a year ago Aberdeen would ruin ushe would gradually let us down, not by any flagrant error, but by being always under the mark.

Who is't that to their Beauty would submit, And yet refuse the Fetters of their Wit? He tells you tales of Stratagems and Spies; Can they need Art that have such powerful Eyes? Believe me, Gallants, he'as abus'd you all; There's not a Vizard in our whole Cabal: Those are but Pickeroons that scour for prey And catch up all they meet with in their way; Who can no Captives take, for all they do Is pillage ye, then gladly let you go.

Lastly, if the story is to make the children feel, let us see that the feeling is on the right side, that they shrink from all that is mean, selfish, cruel and cowardly, and sympathise with whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good report.

Entreat them gently, therefore, but let me see them lodged secure ere

" Arizona reluctantly let his gun drop back in its holster.

On these occasions he rarely let a day pass without writing to his wife, and sometimes he wrote twice on the same day.

At the close of the troubles of 1856, in Kansas, a traveller chanced to be visiting a lady in Lawrence, who, in opening her work-basket, accidentally let fall a small pistol.

First, then, let us speak of the kind of person who is adapted to the purpose of the murderer; secondly, of the place where; thirdly, of the time when, and other little circumstances.

He painted on panels, which were afterward let into the walls, being employed on the public buildings of Athens, and on the great temple of Delphi, the hall of which he painted gratuitously.

It would be jolly to have a meeting there of the Triple Alliance, and I'm sure old Denson would let you go if we came back on Monday night.

Various other traces of it are found among the Esthonians; for instance, at the beginning of their meals, they purposely let fall a piece of new bread, or some drops of liquor from a bottle as an offering to the divinity.

Kindly, safely, through the day: Let me thank Him for His goodness, Ere the twilight fades away.

You may be sure of it; and this mighty Union will be shaken by that very principle of foreign interference which you silently let be established as an uncontroverted rule for the despots of the earth.