On the rear of these lots are the out-houses, all under a continuous flat roof, some twelve feet high, twenty wide, and say a hundred and fifty feet long.

And so men complain of their ill-luck and bad chance, as they call it, till they complain of God, and say, as the Jews said in Ezekiel's time, God's ways are unequalpartialunfair.

See hereI don't want to be angry; I'll take back all I said: youwell, you surprised me, and shocked me, too, I'll admityou're a strange girl, and say things that you don't mean, and in a cold-blooded way that gives me fits.

We shall go to those parts and say to any King we find'D' you want to vanquish your foes?'

Perhaps she did not like to think that when she was dead people might call her heartless and say she had thrown me over; and no one would ever know the truth except me, unless I chose to tellme and her father.'

If we are at war, as I think, with a foreign country, to all intents and purposes, how can a man here stand up and say that he is on the side of that foreign country and not be an enemy to his country?

Their custom then, is to accuse women of caprice and oddity; all of you use the same language, and say: Why such equivocal conduct?

The Lord saith: 'Ego suscitabo vos in novissimo die': and then he will call and say: ho!

"If I were he, I'd much sooner take the sins for granted, and say to them, 'Now, my friends, I know you are all, ninety-nine out of the hundred of you, not such bad fellows at bottom, and would all like to be good, if you only knew how; so I'll tell you as far as I know, though I don't know much about the matter.

I shake my head and say, there's another one.

Then Mrs. St. Clare began to cry, and say every one was unkind to her, and Miss Ophelia saw it was no use saying anything more.

arise, and say, What dangers Odin's child await, Who the author of his fate?

Old mistress standin' up there, her face as red as blood and say, 'I haven't any milk or butter to spare.'

"Miss Pelham," he said coldly, "will you be kind enough to carry my condolences to the ladies at court, and say that I recommend reading as an antidote for the poison which idleness produces.

Why, I could do anything; and I'd bring everything I got, everything, back to you,and set it down at your feet and say, 'I brought you this.'

One answered very roughly, 'You go home and say your prayers.'

Do not leave the post, and say that you cannot abandon the city without my orders, and say that he was not killed by our soldiers, but by them themselves [the Americans.

Art thou a woman, and say nothing? Abig.

I'll just ride down to the cabin and unsaddle Chinook and say 'Hello' to fatherand that's the end of our adventure.

One would not point to a house and say, "This is my ownership," but either, "This is my property," or "I exercise ownership over it."

I must tell you about it while I can; for it is not every day one has the chance of seeing a fresh and daring young Republic sally up to an all-powerful dynasty, centuries old with tyranny and treasure, and say, "Now, you vamoose the Golden Throne.

"Therekeep the paper and study it, and say it to me in the morning.

Pass your hand over our backs full of electric sparkleswe allow you this liberty, and say to Charles Baudelaire that he must write a fine sonnet, deploring our woes.

And now, since it is time you bade me good-night, let me thank you for your ready help and say good-bye."

If you feel sudden impulses to act in some way which you have not thought of doing, or toward which you have had an aversion, pause a moment and say, mentally, "If this is an outside influence, I deny its power over me; I deny it, and send it back to its sender, to his defeat and confusion.