" "I suppose we might as well take off our hats and stay awhile," agreed Laura, following suit.

You need not be afraid, but if you do not care to come in, you may stay outside.

"Another time I would stay gladly.

"He stays aboard," I hastened to say.

Austin calls only occasionally, as though it were a duty rather, and seldom stays ten minutes.

We'll stay in the village overnight an' come back home next day....

"Come out," she said quickly, "we are too happy to stay inside.

No matter, you shall stay Gay.

" "I'd sooner stay 'ere," said her husband, resuming his seat; "it seems more cheerful and lifelike.

Down deep in his heart there had been a spark of rejoicing at the probability that Ralph would stay with him now indefinitely.

" In the afternoon the ship was brought into such a position as to command the site of the proposed camp, and as there was to be an eclipse of one of Jupiter's satellites, Cook and Green stayed ashore to get an observation, but the weather was unpropitious.

Like an ill swimmer, I have willingly stayed long in my own depth; and though I am eager of performing more, yet I am loath to venture out beyond my knowledge.

When hit got ripe we gathered hit an we would put hit in a barrel an let hit soak bout er week den we would take de indigo stems out an squeeze all de juice outn dem, put de juice back in de barrel an let hit stay dere bout nother week, den we jes stirred an stirred one whole day.

You remember, sir, that he came straight up here while you stayed downstairs talking to Constable Flack.

Our idea was that if, when the sun rose, we saw nothing of the giant, and no longer heard his howls, which still came faintly through the darkness, growing more and more distant, we should conclude that he was dead, and that we might safely stay upon the island and need not risk our lives upon the frail rafts.

" "I think it is because the ladies used to stay upstairs visiting instead of going down to hear Mrs. Nobbs read.

Mr. Robert didn't stay yere long arter her, but I beliebs he went all right.

Cicero had purposely stayed away, pleading fatigue after his journey; really, because such a proposition was odious to him.

The cause of their flogging was commonly staying a little over the time, with their wives.

He that has cultivated the tree, watched the swelling bud and opening blossom, and pleased himself with computing how much every sun and shower add to its growth, scarcely stays till the fruit has obtained its maturity, but defeats his own cares by eagerness to reward them.

"I do not think her mate is dead," said the Doctor; "he is merely staying away, after a custom of his family.

As we approached it our soundings quickly decreased, yet still we hoped to effect our object; but suddenly shoaling the water to five fathoms, and at the next heave to ten feet and a half, with the coral rocks almost grazing the vessel's bottom, the helm was put down; fortunately she stayed and we escaped the danger.

After working all day, they will come several miles to school, and stay cheerfully till nine o'clock.

Aix will have gone to bed, and in bed it will peacefully stay unless a military Zeppelin sails over its rooftrees, making a noise like ten million locusts all buzzing at once.

This was brought about by his overflowing self-consciousness, and the little response that he found in his wife, a good creature, who, as the saying is, sat at his feet, in fact stayed there permanently, answering yes to all that he said, admiring him blindly, without understanding him, or feeling the lack; the essential to her was not her husband's thought but himself, his welfare, his comfort, his food, his clothing, his health.