In all that's important, until times get better, I am the company" Cartwright stopped and drank some water.

Dr. Johnson would not partake of it; but, being desirous to do honour to the modes 'of other times,' drank some water out of the shell.

She stopped for a minute at noon to drink some water from Hidden Creek and to eat a bite or so of bread.

And all the long night I travelled, stopping twice only, once to get the coal from an engine which had impeded me, and once to drink some water, which I took care, as always, should be running water.

But Mrs. Brooks drank some water, and then answered Aunt Madge, calmly, "I'm not ashamed of being poor, Mrs. Allen; it's no disgrace, for there never was an honester man than my husband, nor none that worked harder, till a beam fell on him from the roof of a house, two years ago, and he lost the use of his limbs.

I drank some water.

At last the end of the staff was hacked off leaving a sharp point: then Birluri transfixed Birbanta with the pointed end and Birbanta faltered: again he thrust him through and Birbanta acknowledged himself defeated, saying "My life is yours: let me drink some water at your hands before you kill me."

Supposing you were to drink some water, dear friend?

The dog descended from his stool, ate as much as he liked, and drank some water out of a golden bowl, then returned and sat on his stool.