The President listened attentively, and with the expression, half sad and half droll, with which he softened the asperities of official life, said, humorously: "I wish by such simple means as courts-martial we could find out more such soldiers as this; we need all of that sort we can get."

But don't say anything to him about that lace you found in the dead man's handor at any rate not until you find out more about it.

Going right among the people, as you will, you can find out more in a week than the average tourist ever discovers.

I have tried in vain to find out more about Ramsay.

He would find out more below, possibly; if she had actually passed this way.

Thus, in the New Forest, and, I may say in the Bagshot moors, you find plants which you do not expect, and do not find plants which you do expect; and you are, or ought to be, puzzled, and I hope also interested, and stirred up to find out more.

It was not quite daylight when I made ready to go on my trip, for I was anxious to find out more about the soldiers.

And this process of speculation began again next morning, and continued all the way to the Gresham Street warehouse, and by the time he had arrived there he had half-determined to find out more about Miss Slade than was known to him up to thenand also, since he appeared to be such great friends with Miss Slade, about Mr. Gerald Rayner.

Tell him to get hold of that brother of his and bring him here at any hour you like to-morrow, and thenwell, we can have a conference, and decide on some means of finding out more about Rayner and keeping an eye on him.

I defy all the demoniac skill of tyranny to find out more tortures,moral, political, and material,than those which now weigh down my fatherland.

We tried to find out more, but we knew no one in the place where you lived, and we never heard what had become of you.' 'How strange that I should have been brought here to meet you!'

He must come into closer relations with her, so as to withdraw her thoughts from this fellow, and to find out more exactly what was the state of her affections, if she had any.

"I think, on the contrary, we should find out more about Miss Thorne.

It had thrilled her as "fearless," She had always meant to find out more about evolution, she had a hazy idea that there was a great deal more to it than just the fact of having come from monkeys, but she led such a busy lifebridge and thingsthat there was never time and so it remained a thing she believed in and was some day going to find out about.

And why? She saw that she had let herself in for a whole new world of whys. One thing was certain: if she were to remain with Worth she would have to find out more about evolution.

I should have found out more, but he was not in my office above ten minutes; he had to hurry away to keep an appointment at the theatre, for, as he explained, it was to be decided that very day if the play was to be taken out of the bills at the end of the week.

I accordingly cast about for means of laying hold of these fleeting thoughts, and, submitting them to statistical analysis, to find out more about their tendency to repetition and other matters, and the method I finally adopted was the one already mentioned.

After long consultation they chose one from among them, Sreng by name, a man of uncommon strength, a warrior tried and proven, who should go westward to find out more of the De Danaans.

Mrs. Adams remembered that her husband had once told her he could find out more about a man by watching his hands than by asking questions.

From what we know, I don't think it will be hard to find out more.

" Nunez agreed with him, and thought it might pay to find out more.

It is also something of a trick to find out more about himparticularly in the cow country.

Go back to Captain Brown and ask him to report at once to General Grover that the road shows clearly that the rebels have already moved along it to their left, our right; and that there is nobody here, all gone; gone to our right, their left, and that I have been entirely through the woods, and have found nothing, but that to the northwest there are the sounds of great movements, and that I am going to see if I cannot find out more.