"Unc' Zenas, maybe we could hire somebody else to cut the wheat if he won't.

Until they changed his cell, the gaunt, terrible Thing in the next room edged every day nearer, nearer, nearer, looming, growing, broadening before his morbid vision until it seemed to have cut off from his sight everything else in the worldcloser, closer until it was only seven incredible hours away!

She was the wife of no man; she was a free being, whatever else she was.

Pa says if he run a store & had a pfhone & no body to anser it & do nothing else he would ring it's neck, becuase while the telaphone is the gratest blesing of the aige, but a pfhone with out an opperater is like a ham ommalet with the ham let out.

Nobody else was going to use itnobody.

And I'd a jolly sight sooner tell you than any one else.

'I believe every one else got off in the boats.'

Not a darned thing else.'

Nothing else missing so far as I know.

At close quarters the pistols will do the job better than anything else ye can carry.

'There's nothing else for it.

No one can see us from up above or from anywhere else, so far as that goes.

There's something else coming up the track.

Fortunately no one else appeared, and in a very few minutes they were busy hunting among the pile of rocks for rifles that had escaped injury.

He'd done use' up all de common names, so he had ter take sump'n else.

' "'Ah s'pose you stops theer holes an' puts in a ferret,' says I, sarcastic; 'or else traps 'em wi' cheese.'

I shall spare you the details of the ensuing controversy, but I want you to know that I have spared you much else, and in so doing have forfeited not only my father's affection but a projected advance on my next quarter-but-three's dress allowance.

He walked away from his unhappy home, and, sick not only of his own existence but of everybody else's, turned aside down Gaswork Lane to avoid the town, and, crossing the wooden bridge that goes over the canal to Starling's Cottages, was presently alone in the damp pine woods and out of sight and sound of human habitation.

What else did you expect?

Whatever else happens, let me down safe and sound.

In the first place, when all I've got to say is done, let me lose my miraculous power, let my will become just like anybody else's will, and all these dangerous miracles be stopped.

He was a bore, but not so fearful a bore as to be limited to me and from the first there was something in his manneralmost as though he knew, almost as though he penetrated to the fact that I mightthat there was a remote, exceptional chance in me that no one else presented.

There was a queer old Dutchman in that square, old-fashioned house in the middle of the block, whom neither he nor anybody else knew.

I found out something else, too."

But, in all his reveries, he had never anticipated peril to Miss Minford from a falling board; nor had it occurred to him that the supreme felicity of saving her from death or injury would ever be the lot of anybody else.