" "How did you get here?" asked Paul, who was always businesslike.

"I walked fourteen days to get here."

I'm sorry I couldn't get here sooner.

How did this get here?"

" "What's that?" "One grand good sailing-party in 'The Swallow,' before they get here.

Then"How did you get here?" "The third officer has the keys and our cabins are adjoining.

We shall enter with them, I suppose, or at least behind them, and of course my house here will receive consideration; butha-ha!how many chickens do you believe will be purchasable in Damascus one hour after the first Algerians get here?

Had I been able to get here, I might have forestalled your more successful client.

"You remembered how to get here.

You are in training, and you are not supposed to smoke at all, but you get here in this room and puff away by the hour.

"Why, Lawrence Marshall!" cried his mother, picking him up in strong arms; "how ever in the world did you get here!"

"However in the world did you get here!" Arnold said nothing.

How did you manage to get here?" "Carter stopped on his way out to make sure about the road.

"Doctor may come on the 11.55 train; if not, he can't get here before one o'clock.

'We heard the firing, but couldn't get here sooner.

Sometimes I even fancy that he sings to them with a plaintive sort of joy, as though he were saying, "Welcomego away!" IV The Cobbs will be the death of me before they get here.

How did it get here?

"Tell me," she said, "exactly what is coal and how did it get here?" "What I want to know," retorted Mr. Emerson, "is what brand of curiosity you have in your cranium, and how did it get there?

How did we get here, anyway?"

But how did you get here, captain?"

"Well, upon my word!" exclaimed Jones, "how did you get here?"

I guess they didn't get here any too soon either.

But, Lillian, you surely must get here as soon as you can.

"It's awful too bad they didn't get here to-day.

But has not the time come when every hearty American will say, 'All that I can get here which is good enough and cheap enough for the purpose, I will not look for elsewhere; and all that I can do to develop every resource and possibility, I will do with all my heart'?" "I do not wish to dampen your enthusiasm," answered I, "but I remember a story of that friend of Southern liberty and author of the Fugitive-Slave Bill, Mason of Virginia.