You must know," added he, "that the people of the moon, however irrational themselves, are very prompt in perceiving the absurdities of others: and this lively wit, who, as you see, wants neither parts nor address, acts as strangely as the wretch he has been ridiculing.

So, as you see, there was more to her than her education.

The wood, as you see, is very large, and produces many vines, from which we have excellent wine; there is likewise a fountain, which perhaps you have observed, of fresh and very cold water.

When it is once done no one can prevent you from taking the name and the property to which you are entitled and using them as you see fit.

" The man in the corner took two or three photos from his pocket-book and placed them before the young girl; then, pointing at them with his long bony finger "That," he said, "is Mr. Elphinstone Graham, the eldest son, a typical young Scotchman, as you see, and this is David Graham, the second son.

You back out, and find that you have walked into the tipsluckily only into the tipsof the fern-like fronds of a trailing and climbing palm such as you see in the Botanic Gardens.

Necessity forces me to speak; for, as you see, I stand between this revelation and the blockI am Bartolo Contini!"

" "You may easily do that; the storm has passed, as you see, and if my friend Caesar can urge his horses somewhat, you are not likely to meet with detentions.

"I fetched her from Connecticut when I was married, and she is, as you see, very pretty and most graceful.

I should think it a little odd if the Author of the Post-Boy should with Impunity call Men Republicans for a Gladness on Report of the Death of the Pretender; and treat Baron Bothmar, the Minister of Hanover, in such a manner as you see in my Motto.

Julius, for instance, after remarking that Raffaello changed his style in imitation of Buonarroti, continued: "'But he is terrible, as you see; one cannot get on with him.'

Here you have a model locomotive, a model steam hammer, and a sewing machine: all of which, as you see, I can set to work.

I am the Curé of Portage Dernier, but, as you see, I must wander after my lambsvery great goats are they, many of them, and the winter brings the logging.

As you see, my circumstances are not brilliant.'

The tree is always low and crooked, just as you see it, and the branches straggle not very gracefully.

If you should be enabled by coup-de-main to get possession of Ghuznee and Cabul, you will act as you see fit, and leave decisive proofs of the power of the British army, without impeaching its humanity.

the royal sage, ah, since that hour I have become as you see mefrom longing for him;" and he wonders, "how could she fear to have any difficulty in winning her lover?"

The last I remember was thinkin' why this here law of gravitation couldn't be made to work as a man wanted it, when "bump" says somethin' behind me, and I went right along, as you see.

And as you see, beyond the money, there's little else in the chest but cigars, and box after box of curiosities that he's evidently picked up in his travelscoins, shells, ornaments, all sorts of queer thingssome of 'em no doubt of value.

I arrived this mornin', in the steamer, straight from Aspinwall, with this old scarecrow suit on, jest as you see me now.

She was invited everywhere, but as she could not speak French, and as she was as you see her, her success could not be said to be great.

I observed this to Mr. , who merely replied, 'He is the son of head-man Frank and his wife Betty, and they are both black enough, as you see.'

Yet, as you see, he likes his opposites sometimes.

"As you see," he continued, "these fellows do not know a word of French.

" The laird sold a horse to an Englishman, saying, "You buy him as you see him; but he's an honest beast."