"Yes; Hildreth told me this afternoon.

Do you know what I did this afternoon?" "How should I know?" "I don't know why you shouldn't: you know everything that happens.

I had been fighting the thing over from start to finish and back again ever since you blessed me out a week ago last Monday, and at the wind-up this afternoon I took the papers out of the bank vault, having it in mind to go and give his Excellency a bad quarter of an hour.

" The afternoon had been all that a summer afternoon on the brown highlands can be, and the powerful touring car had swept them from mile to mile over the dun hills like an earth-skimming dragon whose wing-beat was the muffled, explosive thud of the motor.

" The afternoon had been all that a summer afternoon on the brown highlands can be, and the powerful touring car had swept them from mile to mile over the dun hills like an earth-skimming dragon whose wing-beat was the muffled, explosive thud of the motor.

He went over the original papers with me, and about all he said was, 'Be in Gaston by two o'clock this afternoon, and MacFarlane will give you the hearing in chambers.'

It was Elinor Brentwood who was his intercessor; and the occasion was the last day of the third week of the extra sessiona Saturday afternoon and a legislative recess when Kent had borrowed Ormsby's auto-car, and had driven Elinor and Penelope out to Pentland Place to look at a house he was thinking of buying.

Mr. Dodgson and father and I all went one afternoon to pay him a visit.

A large and excited multitude gathered early in the morning at the market house, and after numerous violent harangues a leader was chosen, and resolutions passed to the effect that the mob should demand the prisoner at four o'clock in the afternoon, and if he should not be given up he was to be taken by force and executed.

After this decision the mob dispersed, and early in the afternoon, upon the ringing of the market bell, it reassembled and proceeded to the jail.

They had marched 7 miles on the homeward track the first afternoon, 18 1/2 the second day.

I left town for the inn where I slept last night at half-past nine, and did not arrive at my room in town until one o'clock this afternoon.

For that promised second letter never reached him, and though he spent many an afternoon during his first few months in London wandering about Clapham, that arid waste of people, the meeting that he longed for never came.

And here, on a Wednesday afternoon, were Lewisham and Miss Heydinger, the Wednesday afternoon immediately following that paper upon Socialism, that you saw announced on the notice-board in the hall.

And here, on a Wednesday afternoon, were Lewisham and Miss Heydinger, the Wednesday afternoon immediately following that paper upon Socialism, that you saw announced on the notice-board in the hall.

One afternoon he felt sure that he recognized him in a hired carriage whose horse was going at a lively trot through one of the avenues, but when he tried to follow it the vehicle had disappeared into a nearby street.

That very afternoon the Mare Nostrum sailed from Marseilles.

He could make his visit at three in the afternoon.

He didn't know what to do with himself during the afternoon.

And at three in the afternoon he took a street car that conducted him to the new districts springing up around the base of Tibidabo.

Everything that I tell you this afternoon is the truth: I shall never be able to lie to you.

On that same afternoon he had an encounter.

One afternoon, while Ferragut was absent-mindedly glancing at a certain Paris daily that his friend was carrying, his attention was suddenly attracted by a name printed at the head of a short article.

"Shall I be able to see him this afternoon?" "Oh, mercy, yes!" said Miss Mary Ann.

"Boy's gone home to see his dad about working for me this afternoon; in the meantime, it you're not too proud to take hold and help us with this dod-ratted fence, I'll be obliged to you.