There, however, two women who wished to consult Madame Bourdieu, and who sat chatting side by side on a sofa, told him that she was still engaged, so that he was compelled to tarry a little longer.

He readily undertook to consult with a few others; and he came to our inn next morning with another, when he said, the good work must have a small beginning, and although he himself was quite willing, the others did not see the necessity of it, or were too cautious.

"If anything weighs upon your mind, Merton, I would advise you to consult our good clergyman, Dr. Danvers," urged the lady.

A most useful little manual to consult in connection with this chapter is the Hand-Book of Sanitary Information, written by Roger S. Tracy, Sanitary Inspector of the New York City Health Department.

He was too timid to oppose Mazzuolo, and he had nobody to consult.

In Ireland they have been permitted by the priests to consult them on the state of their souls.

There was a king one time who was very much put out because he had no son, and he went at last to consult his chief adviser.

But he that has many languages to remember, the nature of almost the whole world to consult, many histories, Fathers, and Councils to search into; if the fabric of his body be not strong and healthful, you will soon find him as thin as a piece of metaphysics, and look as piercing as a School subtilty.

"On the contrary, I sent for you to consult concerning a slave in whom I am interested.

" "My principal reason for wishing to consult you," said Mrs. Delano, "is, that Mr. Fitzgerald, the purchaser of these girls, is now in the city, and Flora met him this morning.

It would be a breach of the principles of equality, they said, if any prisoner were permitted to consult any but the prison doctor.

London, 1659; for the plot, as far as it concerns history, consult the writers in the reign of King Henry VI.

But Señor Pasta had already formed his resolution, and it was not to mix at all in the affair, either as consulter or consulted.

We will endeavour, with welded links, to bind this Proteus, in such a manner that he shall neither escape from our hold, nor fail to give to the consulter an intelligible and satisfactory response.

Une dame connaissant cette particularité se présente chez lui pour le consulter sur une grave blessure qu'un chien lui avait faite au bras.

CONSULTATION, f., action de consulter; conférence pour consulter.

CONSULTATION, f., action de consulter; conférence pour consulter.

CONSULTER, prendre avis, conseil de; délibérer.

Résolu de consulter Escot avant de rien entreprendre, je proposai à messire Sanson d'aller voir Damas, sans cependant lui rien dire de mon projet.

"There shall not be found among you any one that maketh his son or his daughter to pass through the fire, or that useth divination, or an observer of times, or an enchanter, or a consulter with familiar spirits, or a wizard, or a necromancer."

Venez me consulter à l'écart; je serai plus consolant.

Il demande s'il n'y a point de mal qu'il approche; il a le désir de vous consulter, mais il se fait le scrupule de vous être importun.

Y a-t-il à se consulter là-dessus?

C'est une erreur où monsieur Remy l'a jetée sans me consulter; et je n'ai point osé dire le contraire, dans la crainte de m'en faire une ennemie auprès de vous.

Allez, Dorante, tenez-vous en repos; fussiez-vous l'homme du monde qui me convînt le moins, vous resteriez; dans cette occasion-ci, c'est à moi-même que je dois cela; je me sens offensée du procédé qu'on a avec moi, et je vais faire dire à cet homme d'affaires qu'il se retire; que ceux qui l'ont amené, sans me consulter, le remmènent, et qu'il n'en soit plus parlé.