For some days his head ached and he could not go out; the other guests were engaged in the city and there was nobody to whom he could talk.

[This might appear to be a corruption of go out, or of God's gut (God's guts is an ejaculation found elsewhere); but from a subsequent passage we can but conclude that the disease so called is intended.]

"There is a young man outside who asked me to tell you that he has a paper he wishes to serve on youand would you mind saving him the trouble of waiting for you to go out?" "Another!"

Lord Hood was one of the last men in the world to go out of his way to pay to a youthful subordinate an empty compliment, and we may confidently base our estimate of an officer's merits on Lord Hood's belief in them.

I think if I had to stay here all the winter, counting the days and the hours, I should go out of my mind.'

I don't know if your prison rules require you to read the letters that go out.

She says she does it to save fires; but if we have a fire downstairs why can't she let hers go out, and come down?

Whether the stirrers of the present excitement, which finds vacillation in the Executive and connivance In the Cabinet, will be wise enough to let it go out in the same way, remains to be seen; but the greatest danger of disunion, would spring from a want of self-possession and spirit in the Free States.

Children need to go out and play but these boys ought not to be 'lowed to run after these girls.

And when she came from her room, dressed to go out, instead of rushing down-stairs, barking with joy, he dropped his tail and lingered at the end of the passage.

'I should like you to go out with a letter and a manuscript as soon as possible.

They weren't supposed to have any food in their homes unless they would go out foraging.

"She had orders," she said, "not to let the key go out of her possession, and she didn't intend to now."

Certainly our sympathies go out very greatly after them.

But there came the impulse to guard it jealously in his own breast a little longer, to glory secretly in it; half-fearful, too, that some virtue would go out of it should he impart it too soon to another.

"I don't go out much 'cept to churchfolks is so critical.

" "I tell you that you shall not go out thence till you have paid even the last lepton

And once, when the Boy was called away suddenly to go out to tea, the Rabbit was left out on the lawn until long after dusk, and Nana had to come and look for him with the candle because the Boy couldn't go to sleep unless he was there.

[They all go out.

As he had expressed his wish to the servant that the fire should be kept up, he complained to him of the neglect, but was informed, in reply, that the fire had been allowed to go out by his mother's orders, and that she desired in future that he would always read in the saloon.

Conn Hourican and Brian MacConnell go out.

And whenever I think of that my spirits lift to that extent I could almost go out and get married again.

It isn't fair to Nicholas or Uncle Ivan...." "We can't let him go out.

Those who go out into the world do so to work unassumingly as school teachers, factory hands, or household servants.

"Mr. and Mrs. Monfort" (my father was again married then) "are too much wedded to their own ways for that, and, besides, you and Miriam will not be ready to go out together, and the money is all hersdon't forget that, my dear Evelyn, and you must go back to England to your own, and I" "That I will never do," she in turn interrupted haughtily.