104 Metaphors for next

The next is the best of these small roomsthe Sala of Prometheuswhere on Sundays most people spend their time in astonishment over the inlaid tables, but where Tuscan art also is very beautiful.

I knew not but the next Would be my final inch, This gave me that precarious gait Some call experience.

Next is a well-told historiette of the eventful times of the Civil Wars.

They entered the pond to get their victim who was securely hidden from sight; they dissapeared and the next seen of them was their dead bodies floating upon the water of the pond; they had been killed by the escape.

The next is a publick-spirited Gentleman, who tells me, That on the Second of September at Night the whole City was on Fire, and would certainly have been reduced to Ashes again by this Time, if he had not flown over it with the New River on his Back, and happily extinguished the Flames before they had prevailed too far.

" Maggie tried to think so too, and her sleep that night was sweeter than it had been before for many weeksbut the next day came, and the next, and Maggie's eyes grew dim with watching and with tears, for up and down the road, as far as she could see, there came no trace of him for whom she waited.

The whole journey was a mix-up of things to wonder atnot least of them the matter-of-fact confidence with which the train proceeded along a single track, whose condition left you wondering at each bump whether the next wouldn't be the journey's violent end.

The next who came to the gate was the young soldier, whom the Baron de Willading had so often addressed as Monsieur Sigismund.

If I made away with you and Trego the next would have been Rajah, for the lad could have given a nasty cut with that kris.

The next, in point of chronology, is the marriage of De Luynes, whohaving obtained the most absolute power, not only over the King personally, but also over all state affairsbeing anxious to strengthen his position yet more by a great alliance, after having for a time contemplated an union with the daughter of the Duc de Vendôme, ultimately entered into a negotiation for the hand of Mademoiselle de Montbazon.

The first was the battle of Englefield, in Berkshire, lost by the Danes; the next was the battle of Beading, won by the Danes; the third was the famous battle of Æscesdun or Ashdune (now Ashton), lost by the Danes, and in which king Bagsecg was slain.

Next is a notice from the City Chamber Court of Stralsund, of a man who has been missing twenty years, and unless he informs the court of his existence on or before Lady-day, 1830, he will be declared deadpoor fellowyet how many would rejoice at such an opportunity of escaping from their worldly cares.

His next was the Tragedy of Jane Shore, written in imitation of Shakespear's stile; acted at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, and dedicated to the duke of Queensberry and Dover.

As also that the Prince of the fallen Angels was the only proper Person to give it Birth, and that the next to him in Dignity was the fittest to second and support it.

The next to him is M. Gauthier, who had been a lawyer, and held a considerable post as a magistrate in the time of the Republic and under the Empire.[70]

The next of the near peaks is the Pic de Sauvegarde (9,145 ft), but between the Sacroux and this, calm and clear, the highest peaks of the range, the Milieu, the Maladetta, and the Nethou, with the dead white glacier below them, rise in view.

Next was the aged Abbot of St. Cuthbert, or, as he was called, the "Saint of Lindisfarne."

Next was the highborn blonde and coquettish Jeannette d'Honrath, who used to tease him by singing ironical love ditties.

The next, whom I shall mention, was C.L. Evans, Esq., of West Bromwich; the Rev. T. Clarke, of Hull; S.P. Wolferstan, of Stratford, near Tamworth; Edmund Lodge, Esq., of Halifax; the Rev. Caleb Rotheram, of Kendal; and Mr. Campbell Haliburton, of Edinburgh.

But the natural law of compensation is universal; and if the most wretched object in existence be a slave subject to the sway of a brutal owner, certainly the next is the humane master who has to do with a sullen, malicious, or dishonest negro,while for one instance of the former, there are a hundred of the latter who would willingly give up the whole value of their human chattels in order to get rid of the vexations they occasion.

One moment it seems built for eternity, marble-based and glittering with towers,the next, where it stood is lonely grass and dew, not a stone left.

The next I give is likewise an odea more beautiful one.

The next that mounted the Stage was an Under-Citizen of the Bath, a Person remarkable among the inferior People of that Place for his great Wisdom and his Broad Band.

[Next is a finely-wrought scene of Arthur's interview with Margaret in a monastery, "on the very top of Mount Saint Victoire."]

The next that mounted the Stage was an Under-Citizen of the Bath, a Person remarkable among the inferior People of that Place for his great Wisdom and his Broad Band.

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