" "Oh, no, gentlemen!" exclaims the little widow; "well let us go down, if you like, son, and pay our respects to this one.

So saying, he turned off among the thickets of the swamp, and seemed, as Tom said, to go down, down, down, into the earth, until nothing but his head and shoulders could be seen, and so on, until he totally disappeared.

But Steven was stubborn and would retort, "Jerry if we don't go down there we will have it on our conscience that there was a path which we could have checked out but didn't."

He saw strange trees and strange flowers, and heard strange sounds: and at last the sun began to go down, and he knew he would soon be left in the dark.

make oneself easy; make one's mind easy; set one's mind at ease, set one's mind at rest. calm down, cool down; gentle; thaw, grow cool. be borne, be endured; go down.

Bankes received a letter from the Duke of Cumberland, very long, and against his acceptance of office; but he begged Bankes to go down to see him and talk it over.

They are plunging heavily, and every moment their bows seem to go down too far to recover.

"Well, go down to Axel Ström's place and see," said Sivert.

By the way, I hear the freeze-oil doctrines don't go down at New Bedford.

Who of you, my servants, will go down to the earthwho will undertake the great work of softening the conqueror's heart?" The older angels and the archangels didn't want to go.

I will go down now into the golden sands, I Chamberlain: Your Majesty King: In a few years I will return to you.

But descend from your elevation, oh speculating child of mortality, and go down to school.

Presently I shall go down to help them bombard him in it, and try to persuade them that it will last longer if they do not squeeze the snowballs too hard, for Evan has prohibited "baking" altogether.

"W'en Sandy had be'n gone long ernuff fer folks ter think he done got clean away, Tenie useter go down ter de woods at night en turn 'im back, en den dey 'd slip up ter de cabin en set by de fire en talk.

En she tol' Jeff fer ter go down en see ole Aun' Peggy, de cunjuh 'oman down by de Wim'l'ton Road, en ax her ter gib 'im sump'n ter he'p git Hannibal out'n de big house, so de w'ite folks u'd sen' fer Jeff ag'in.

At last it said "I have seen a gander and a goose go down into a river and swim about in it.

[Illustration: Letter I.] I love to see the sun go down Behind the western hill; I love to see the night come on, When everything is still.

We thought of our hospital, of our supplies, of our perfect uselessness unless Soissons could yet reach usand I resolved to go down to the druggist at Charly and see what could be done.

But, master," he added "pay the girl what she asks, and I will go down and get back your note, and once for all we will shut our doors upon these people."

"If I ever go down again, I shall have to drop," she gasped.

And he turned and begun to go down stairs, and we follered him down two flights and started for a third one, and then Josiah faced him agin: "What in Tunket ails you, anyway?

Dan, if you was to see him you'd go down on your knees and ask him to forgive you!"

Would he ever be able to come in time to talk for a moment, before they must both go down?

I saw him go down-street, after dinner, in his phaeton, with another gentleman, and have not heard wheels since.

Before the message was delivered it had been her intention to go down.