At my mention of the doors, a sudden look of fright crossed her face; but she said nothing, save to give the required promise, and then left the room, silently.

There was little to be afraid of now, I explainedand, I tried to believe that I spoke the truthbut she must be sensible, and not attempt to leave the house for a few days.

If that were the case, it would go on increasing in volume, until I should find it impossible to leave the place.

" The other discovers the condition of his tucked-up coat-tail with some fierceness of aspect, but immediately explains that it must have been caused by his sitting upon a folding-chair just before leaving home.

One comfort they have, there is no very great distance between them; and though, of course, the Queen-Regent cannot leave her country much, there is nothing to prevent the Duchess of Albany going there; so a suite of apartments is kept for her at each Palace.

Gurameer now goes in despair to Veenah's father, from whom he experiences a haughty repulse, and who, in the following night, secretly leaves the city, with his daughter, embarking on the Ganges, and taking measures to prevent the discovery of the place of his retreat.

Besides, a great many people had left town; and they were, themselves, in the rather unsettled state of intending to go away in a fortnight.

I left the men, very reluctant, and ascended a natural trail to a high sloping down over which blew the great Trades.

Great research, amid loud outcries, is made, resulting only in the conviction that the pet of the family is gone, leaving no trace behind.

He dared not leave the child until he came back.

"When at length the ship left England I watched and watched the retreating tow-boat," he continues, "until I could see it no longer, and then hurried down below.

Held in esteem by all, a Municipal Councillor, impressed by the importance and gravity of his office, short, fat, highly choleric and headstrong, but at bottom not in the least degree an unkind sort of mansuch was my uncle Cornubert, my only living male relative, who, as soon as I left school, had elevated me to the dignity of chief and only clerk and shopman of the "Maltese Cross.

Every aspect of the universe leaves new impressions on us, and our wills, in their world-sweep, daily desire different things.

Pepper, as soon as I walked away, left the door, and ran ahead, still nosing and sniffing as he went along.

On the banks of every river, ravine, and gully they have left their marks.

But however busy the harvester may be, he is not slow to descry the pilferers below, and instantly leaves his work to drive them away.

I have all the responsibility; I have to be patient, thoughtfulin fact, you leave things to me more than most men do to their wives, Bruce.

On leaving camp, the command took a westward course up the Republican, and Major North with two companies of his Pawnees and two or three companies of cavalry, under the command of Colonel Royal, made a scout to the north of the river.

Vincy's horrid little art-student had positively led him into running away, and leaving his wife and children.

And then, where's the sense, Edith, in a chap leaving London where he's been the whole of the awful winter, just as it begins to be pleasant here?

I was so astonished that I had nothing to say, but was afterward sorry that I had not continued the conversation and asked her why she was so especially proud of never having left Paris.

well that I must leave thee to thy own devices, for bootless will be my teachings and my warnings.

And in respect of certain groups of animals, the well- established facts of paleontology leave no rational doubt that they arose by the latter method.

He left a son, Ben Medien, a poet, too, and his descendants still live, near Tlemcen, in a village called Feddan-es-Seba.

So much was his heart in the work that he remarked on one occasion: "When I feel age creeping on me, and know I must soon dieI hope it is not wrong to say itbut I cannot bear to leave the world with all the misery in it".