But she had not the slightest idea that on her side there was anything that could disturb her in any way.

These questions did not disturb her peace or joy, for she knew that which is so often veiled on earth,that all is accomplished by the will of the Father, and that nothing can happen but according to His appointment and under His care.

Why had the fool of a woman at the gate allowed any one to come in to disturb the quiet of the place?

I looked at him from the door of his room, for we were afraid to go near, lest we should disturb that blessed sleep.

He was old in proportion to the age of his son, being a man of sixty when I was twenty, but that did not disturb the pleasure of the relations between us.

But it would not do for me to disturb his siesta.

" "The present is not a time," the Major answered, in the same low tone as that in which Charlotte had spoken, for fear lest she might disturb Ottilie; "this is not a time, and this is not a place for reserve.

Billy was at his little table next the door; over in the corner the still-despondent Slate was still collapsing; at the east window sat Editor Sally Heffer, digging into a mass of notes; and near the west, at the roll-top desk, a visitor's chair set out invitingly beside him, Joe was writingweird exercise of muttering softly, so as not to disturb the rest, and then scratching down a sentence.

I stepped very softly, not to disturb Minny, for I should have been quite ashamed then to have her know my cowardice.

The Panther thanked him courteously, but he clung to the simple creed of his fathers and his belief that "Ingin religion was good for Ingin;" and Mr. Lawrence had the sense and feeling not to disturb him by argument.

No one now ventured to speak except in a whisper; it seemed that a word or a loud noise must disturb the poise of matters.

The explanation did not seem to disturb him any; he was evidently acquainted with the profession, and looked upon it as kindred to his own.

"I will not disturb him now," said the doctor.

"I will not disturb him now," said the doctor.

"No, don't disturb them!

These hold as of no account, all but Greece and Rome," [the proof-reader is requested not to disturb Mr. Wilson's punctuation,] "and receive no idea of antiquity that does not come through them.

For those thus sentencedpity might disturb The delicate sense and most divine repose Of spirits angelical.

Europe rings with Hohenlinden, but the news does not reach Mr. Thomas Green, nor disturb him in his perusal of Soame Jenyns' View of Christianity.

If you have a previous engagement, pray do not permit me to disturb it, as I shall be ready at your good time.

Miss Mallory did not scream, so as to disturb anybody, but hurried aft, urging the Chinese.

So that the Commodore lives very happy in his own manner; though he be sometimes thrown into perilous passions and quandaries, and exceedingly afflicted with goblins that disturb his rest.

And when the fire was out the giant rats came back, took the dead horse, dragged it across the churchyard into the brickfield and ate at it until it was dawn, none even then daring to disturb them.... II.

"My daughter kept after me to come here and she built this little house out here where I could holler or do anything I wanted to do and not disturb nobody.

It was unjust, when an assurance had been given that the question should not be agitated till next year, that this sudden fit of philanthropy, which was but a few days old, should be allowed to disturb the public mind, and to become the occasion of bringing men to the metropolis with tears in their eyes and horror in their countenances, to deprecate the ruin of their property, which they had embarked on the faith of parliament.

It was Mr. Glenarm’s idea not to disturb the wood at all.