" "If he consults my wishes," said Denbigh, smiling, "he will think no more about it.

Especially, he consults his power by making instead of taking his theme.

I'm not at liberty to tell you anything of the matter she's interested in and on which she consults me.

(He consults his watch.)

Louis consults the Queen on Matters of Policy.

Louis consults the Queen on Matters of Policy.

the man who consults a lawyer without the preparatory retainer, is a wretch too deep-dyed to reform!"

When they had quieted down a little, Pecson replied, "Good, good, very good, but one supposition: if in spite of all that, the General consults and consults and consults, and afterwards refuses the permit?"

When they had quieted down a little, Pecson replied, "Good, good, very good, but one supposition: if in spite of all that, the General consults and consults and consults, and afterwards refuses the permit?"

When they had quieted down a little, Pecson replied, "Good, good, very good, but one supposition: if in spite of all that, the General consults and consults and consults, and afterwards refuses the permit?"

The secretary of the treasury looks for lenders in the money-centers of the world, consults great banking-houses, and sometimes advertises in newspapers.

He generally accompanies you in your morning ride, shows you your new lands, consults with you about throwing up exhausted fields, and is generally a sort of farm-bailiff or confidential land-steward.

Halts are made at points affording good view, and the country is studied in all directions, landmarks to the rear being impressed on the minds of the men so that the way back can be readily found; the leader consults his map and locates himself thereon.

It is true that his Holiness almost always consults him on works of painting or of architecture he may have in progress, and very often sends the artists to confer with him at his own house.

The dependant who cultivates delicacy in himself, very little consults his own tranquillity.

A member of the Chancery Bar consults us on the following point: "I was awakened," he says, "by my dog during a recent air-raid.

"That the taking them is wrong, every man who simply consults his own heart, will know."Ib., p. 163.

"That the taking of them is wrong, every man who simply consults his own heart, will know.

[Sidenote: Caesar consults the merchants.

(17) The lover cuts the beloved's name into trees, follows her footsteps, consults the flower oracle, wishes he were a bee so he could fly to her, and at the banquet puts his lips to the spot where she drank from the cup.

64. 'Anxious the reeking entrails he consults.' 282.

All Protestants see, how mischievous it is to a Romanist lady to have a directing priest, whom she every day consults about everything; so as to lay her own judgment to sleep.

He does what he pleases, and he makes other people do what he pleases, and consults nobody.

Z. abruptly changes his way of life, takes medicine, can only talk about his disease; the whole town knows that he has heart disease and all the doctors, whom he regularly consults, say that he has got heart disease.

Eleven years later he has to go to Moscow and there he consults a specialist.