In this house, on the eighth of September, one thousand seven hundred and five, she was sitting alone in the forenoon, thinking over her unfortunate life, and arguing herself into a due resignation to Providence, though her condition seemed hard: "And," said she, "I have been provided for hitherto, and

The American troops at once poured in, and established occupation at 10:45 in the forenoon, just a quarter of an hour before word came that the armistice had taken effect.

He rises early, and is out on the water, or up in the forest, all the morning, and then returns to eat his breakfast in the middle of the forenoon; he goes into the woods again, or on the lake, and comes back to dinner, just as I take my tea.

By mid-forenoon King had outstripped the springtime and was among snow patches which grew in frequency and extent; at noon he built his little fire on a snow crust.

That forenoon King shook hands with Archie, Teddy, Gratton, and the rest, made his formal bows to Gloria's girl friends, and felt relief when the inept banalities languished and he was free to draw apart.

Further and ever further into the heart of the solitudes they rode through the quiet hours of the forenoon, with Gloria ever more abstracted and Mark King holding apart from her, doing her reverence, drinking always deep of that soft, sweet beauty which was hers.

Though he waited till eleven of the following forenoon, there was no supplementary telegram: London evidently meant him to understand that the Surété in Paris had communicated nothing to the discredit of Monsieur le Comte de Lorgnes and his consort.

From the latter circumstance he reckoned, rather groggily, it must be about the middle of the forenoon; for not till about that time did the sun work round to the windows.

On Monday, April 29, I found him at home in the forenoon, and Mr. Seward with him.

All that long forenoon Fernando Stevens remained behind the works occasionally picking off a gunner at long range.

We were required on Sundays, by our employer, to learn two lessons, one in the forenoon, the other in the afternoon; after reciting which we were left at liberty to roam at our pleasure.

We had a clear sweep from this point, and we came into Senatobia about nine o'clock in the forenoon.

" On Tuesday forenoon they drove to the office of the Continental Film Manufacturing Company and inquired for Mr. Werner.

It is forenoon with him.

"I thought I saw him outside during the forenoon.

But we went to three in one forenoon with a priest, afterwards had the courage to get into the very centre of a neighbouring building wherein were two and twenty nuns, and then reciprocated compliments with an amiable young lady called the "Mother Superior."

Don't rush away in the heat of the forenoon.

Late in the forenoon, the landlady came running in great terror and excitement to one of the guests, exclaiming: "That lady that came yesterday is dying.

And yet sometimesmostly in the forenoon when I am not at all tiredI will suddenly have a sense as of the world opening around mea sense of its beauty and its meaningsgiving me a peculiar deep happiness, that is near complete content Happiness, I have discovered, is nearly always a rebound from hard work.

I accordingly proceeded fifteen miles in the forenoon to Andover, where I dined at one White's, and fifteen miles in the afternoon to Bissell's at East Windsor, where I lodged.

"MY DEAR POLLY, "I returned from Head-Quarters this forenoon.

Afterward, during the forenoon (you know she has been and still is my guest), she recurred to the subject, and added that if hereafter her health improved it would give her pleasure to make a free-will offering to the Commission of a number of séances for further investigations.

Late in the forenoon I was taken to Byrd Island Hospitalan old tobacco factory now turned into something far different.

In the forenoon we readied Centreville and halted.

Late in the forenoon of the 13th we came in sight of Harper's Ferry.