Every desire; within that one alone Is every part where it has always been; For it is not in space, nor turns on poles,

al revés, backwards; no saber, had I not known; no ser, unless it be; no ser por, were it not for; solas, alone; tientas, groping; stealthily; través de, across, through; vida, alive; al vuelo, flying; on the wing.

The patricians alone controlled or were taught in religious matters.

Aristomachus alone, since he was neither able to persuade them to surrender, nor could obtain an opportunity for betraying the citadel as he had betrayed the city, deserted to Hanno.

Three of those persons to whom alone belonged a more familiar access to the palace, Andranodorus and Zoippus, sons-in-law of Hiero, and one Thraso, were not much attended to upon other subjects, but the two former exerting themselves in favour of the Carthaginians, while Thraso argued for the Roman alliance, they sometimes engaged the attention of the young king by their zeal and earnestness.

Before he passed over with these forces into Spain, which was separated only by a narrow strait, Masinissa came up with his victorious army; and here he acquired great glory in the prosecution of the war with Syphax, in which he acted alone and unsupported by any aid from the Carthaginians.

Tiberias was at our very feet, a few palm trees alone relieving the nakedness of its dull walls.

Yes, and by this alone may knowe myself.

Oh, without ceremony: now, Graccus, if we can but pawne their senses in Sack and Sugar, let mee alone to pursue the sequell.

Goe, spread, Let me alone to effect it.

It was on rare occasions, when Veronica found herself alone with him for a few moments, or together with him and Don Teodoro, that the man appeared to her silent, morose, and sometimes almost ill-tempered.

They were alone on the torn crest of the ocean!

With all the hints in the Sunday papers, she thought it dull of Mrs. Fairford not to have picked up something newer; and as the evening progressed she began to suspect that it wasn't a real "dinner party," and that they had just asked her in to share what they had when they were alone.

More isolated in the press, more alone than ever, he stood dreaming of the splendour and passion of some noble tragedy of Euripides or Shakespeare.

Monsieur Bargemont was left alone to digest his stupefaction; even so his first thought was to save the honour of his Department.

She was not alone; a man was looking at her with a penetrating intensity as he filled her glass.

Jean, left alone with Madame Bargemont's portrait before him, began to ask himself why his disconcerting friend Tudesco had sent it to him.

It was a vision of a wondrous delicacy, such as loneliness and unhappiness alone can form in the souls they shield from the rude shocks of the common lifethe dream of a holy life, a life dim and overshadowed, vowed wholly and completely, without reward or recompense, to the woman worshipped from afar, as that of the good country curé is vowed to the God who never steps down from the tabernacle of the altar.

By the time he recovered from the shock of his fall, the prisoners had vanished, and he stood alone before the open wicket.

This mental inadequacy alone would not have created the novel, but would only have made lyrics and epics rare, the works of superior minds.

General obedience to this vile statute is alone wanting to fill to the brim the cup of Ohio's iniquity and degradation.

But it is not at the south alone that freemen may be converted into slaves "according to law."

But I am a woman, and alone in the world.

"You must remember that I am not of this party, let alone this administration.

But I find you here, alone, intent on visionary plans which never can be carried out, undertaking a labor naturally foreign to a woman's methods of life, alien to her usual ideas of happiness.