[Sp.]; O what a goodly outside falsehood hath [Merchant of Venice].

I was safely outside of the closet.

It was kneeling on the wide stone sill outside, and slowly, with infinite caution, was pushing the heavy window-sash up higher, so that it might be possible to crawl underneath and slip into the room.

All actors and actresses, from the lowest circus man up to the most glorious cantatrice, were people defiled in the sight of God, and utterly outside the pale of all respectability, when measured with her code of morals.

"The mystery, then, is insoluble," he declared cheerfully, "but remember this, sweetheart," he added, as the boy stepped discreetly outside, "in small things as well as large, the troubles of this world for you are ended.

"Sunday afternoon at a quarter past three sharp, outside 'ere," she ses.

The generation to which he belonged has passed away, and a new race has sprung up which looks upon him as essentially outside its sphere of activity.

I trembled as I passed the closed doors at dusk, and listened fearfully outside when daylight gave me courage to linger near them.

All water pipes discharge over open trapped gullies outside.

Thunder rumbled heavily outside.

Now for that great multitude of prosperous people who find themselves at once deeply concerned in our present social and economic crisis, and either helplessly entangled in party organisation or helplessly outside politics, the elimination and cure of this disease of statecraft, the professional politician, has become a very urgent matter.

[2305]Philophaemen the orator was set to cut wood, because he was so homely attired, [2306]Terentius was placed at the lower end of Cecilius' table, because of his homely outside.

The case of the armed "Unionist" rebel in Ulster, the case of the workman who engages in sabotage, the case for sympathetic strikes and the general strike, all these cases are identical in this, that they declare Parliament a fraud, that justice lies outside it and hopelessly outside it, and that to seek redress through Parliament is a waste of time and energy.

We are dealing with animals who have scientifically and philosophically removed themselves inconceivably outside civilization.

The rind is a deep brown on the outside and scarlet inside, and the fruit itself is white, and divided naturally into four or five sections: it almost melts in the mouth, and has an exquisite flavour.

(Tramps of creditors becoming louder outside.)

You know, by manipulation and blowing it, that you have a nose; but you don't wipe the retina at the back of your eye when you are weeping for loveonly the outside, where the puling tears are.

Fortunately for Tartarin, he was not so deeply in the desert as he had thought, but merely outside the town of Orleansville, and a policeman now came up, attracted by the firing, and took full particulars.

" "But," said the doctor severely, lifting a finger, "you're to keep to the pavement mindjust outside, where it's nice and shady.

Grant took pains so to arrange the last stage of his journey that he came into the camp at Goldsborough well after dark, and, after an hour's interview with Sherman, he made his way at once northward outside of our lines and of our knowledge.

As I was walking pensively outside the town, I recollected what I once read in "Cecil's Remains,"that a way may suddenly open before us when we the least expect it.

And as the young fellows laughed and sung, while the mist and rain came down pitilessly outside, they little thought what was preparing for the morrow, or dreamed that the churches in Sebastopol were crowded with Russian soldiers praying the saints to give them victory on the morrow, and to aid them to drive the enemies of the Czar into the sea.

He lived very quietly unto himself, and was never implicated in the feuds of his neighbors; people saw him but rarely outside the encircling wall of his little castle.

He was scarcely outside in the wind, though still holding the door, when Gaspard was ready to put up the bar.

She awoke in broad daylight to hear a cold wind whistling shrilly outside and raindrops beating against the panes.