19 Metaphors for allen

Young William Allen, whose one thought had been for his chiefs, was the earliest victim.

" "But is it not your boast that the Señor Allen is the supreme caballero of California?"

Allen was always a little in my rear, even when we were hand-in-hand.

JOHN ALLEN, of Water Street, was, once upon a time, the Zulu Kaffir of DANA of the Sun and his fascinating Satellite, OLIVER DYER.

Marse Bob Allen was head steward.

Dr. John Allen was the leading physician of New Salem.

I believe the second and third are just as disgusted as we are, and as Allen is a nephew of one of the partners he will put a spoke in their wheel too, when he comes back.

Allen is the best swordsman in the regiment, and a very devil when he is flushed with wine, as he is now.

If Mrs. Allen had not been the sweetest of women, she would have enjoyed boxing his ears.

At the Yearly Meeting of 1845 occurred the appointment previously alluded to, under which John Allen became a member of the committee which visited Indiana Yearly Meeting.

This Evir-Allen was the mother of Oscar, Fingal's grandson, but she was not alive when Fingal went to Ireland to assist Cormac against the invading Norsemen, which forms the subject of the poem called Fingal, in six books.

But Colonel Augustus Allen was a rich man, and his wife could afford to dress elegantly.

"Of course, Allen is a very good fellow, but one can't have any larks as one could have if we were together.

But Mrs. Brooks drank some water, and then answered Aunt Madge, calmly, "I'm not ashamed of being poor, Mrs. Allen; it's no disgrace, for there never was an honester man than my husband, nor none that worked harder, till a beam fell on him from the roof of a house, two years ago, and he lost the use of his limbs.

If he did not, or if Señor Allen was an obstinate pig of a man and would not come, then she would tell Señor Hunter, who was always so kind, though not so handsome as the other, perhaps.

Jamie Allen was a corporal, by courtesy; and, at the first summons, he caused the outer gate to be unlocked and unbarred, permitting the chaplain to make his egress, attended by his own respectful bows.

John Allen, whom Smith had introduced to Lord Holland was the peer's librarian and friend.

Allen was Ralph Allen of Prior Park near Bath, to whom Fielding dedicated Amelia, and who is said to have been the original of Allworthy in Tom Jones.

[707] Mr. Allen was his landlord and next neighbour in Bolt-court.

19 Metaphors for  allen