The next minute saw Dr. Mossy departing hurriedly from the place, while the editor complacently resumed his pen, assured that he would not return.

Upon Sám departing, on his return to Karugsár and Mázinderán, Zál went with Rustem to Sístán, a province dependent on his government, and settled him there.

Go home and hasten supper 'gainst I come: We will carouse to his departing soul.

It is true that I am guarding the document in question for Norris Vine, and it is also true that in doing so I am perhaps departing a little from the strict propriety which my position demands.

II The next morning the departing caravan had many visitors.

the wind has shifted since we sighted you, and blows fair for our departing.

Hear, O sun that hast taken away the night from the heavens, and you, ye stars, and thou the departing moon, hear the voice of my grief for the last time, for exist I can no longer; my death is the only way left me to gratify that proud beauty, to whom it has pleased Heaven to give a cruel heart with a merciful countenance.

Before departing, Janet lifted her veil, with a beautiful gesture, and offered her lips to kiss.

Every few minutes a train rolled in, as if from some inexhaustible magazine of trains beyond the horizon, and, sucking into itself a multitude and departing again, left one platform for one moment empty,and the next moment the platform was once more filled by the quenchless stream.

When he was departing after Ninon had assured him of her pardon, she ran after him and called out as he was descending the stairs: "At least, Marquis, we have not been reconciled.

The Carouan departing from Birca vntill

Departing from the Carouan, and being guided by such as are experienced in the way, they goe vnto the citie twentie or thirtie in a company as they thinke good, walking through a streete which ascendeth by litle and litle till they come vnto a certaine gate, whereupon is written on each side in marble stone, Babel Salema, which in the Arabian tongue signifieth, the gate of health.

departing &c v.; valedictory; outward bound.

Shall I not care to give the consolation to my aged mother, that when her soon departing soul, crowned with the garland of martyrdom, looks down from the home of the blessed, the united joy of the heavens will thrill through her immortal spirit, seeing her dear, dear Hungary free?

But for the departing minutes of life, both are oftentimes alike.

A departing American was eyeing his bill with a rueful glance as we were leaving.

CHAPTER VI NEW FRIENDSAND AN OLD ENEMY Langdon gazed at the two departing Senators with varied emotions.

Departing widely from the conservative prejudices of his race, his wandering propensities took him away, at an early age, from the primitive colonial village in which he first saw the light of day.

If not, what further alteration or modification will the Senate propose? I am fully aware that in thus resorting to the early practice of the Government, by asking the previous advice of the Senate in the discharge of this portion of my duties, I am departing from a long and for many years an unbroken usage in similar cases.

His reasons for departing from his usual practice were probably connected with the particular occasion for which the play was written.

before departing they rushed into the banquet-room itself, killing those that strove to bar their progress.

They hover over and harass our entering and departing commerce.

The frock-coat was a legacy from a departing Collector, and he is immensely proud of it.

Let no one delay them from departing when they think proper." Accordingly they returned unhurt from Caudium to the Roman camp, having acquitted, certainly, their own faith, and perhaps that of the public.

Two notable bishops of the Roman Catholic communion in the United States are known to be the sons of a slave mother and a white father, who, departing from the usual American rule, gave his sons freedom, education and a chance in life, instead of sending them to the auction block.