"I hope everything will go well," she continued.

"You see, if I had the proportions right, all would go well.

"So you see, John, if all things do go well with me, we should probably take a trip to the Mediterranean.

As he rode upon it down hill, it did not go well; and he grumbled.

The popular notion that the "middleman" is a useless being, and that if he could be abolished all would go well, arises from a confusion of thought which deserves notice.

And that evening as we were regarding some merchandise in a bazaar, a fellow sidles up to me, and whispers (fingering a piece of cloth as if he were minded to buy it): "Does all go well?

In this way he will often have a pleasant consciousness of strength, and seldom a painful consciousness of weakness; and it will go well with him.

That black apron will go well with the lavender paduasoy also.

Pluck up your courage, man, and all will go well.

If he could make men know God, and therefore if he could make men know that God was teaching them; that no man could see a thing unless God first showed it to himthen all would go well, and they might follow the Logos, with old Socrates, whithersoever he led.

The banquet begins "to go well."

They would go well with A noise in the room overhead: Susanna's death chamber.

The ruler should not actively intervene in day-to-day policy, but should only act by setting an example, like Heaven; he should observe the established ceremonies, and offer all sacrifices in accordance with the rites, and then all else will go well in the world.

Next, one would say to those who think that all will go well if you divide the community into two classes, one privileged to use its own mind, the other privileged to have its mind used by a priesthood, that they overlook the momentous circumstance of these professional upholders of dogmatic systems being also possessed of a vast social influence in questions that naturally belong to another sphere.

Even when things go well they are never betrayed into heroics, but adhere to the schoolboy formula of "not half bad," just as in the blackest hours they would not admit that things were more than "pretty beastly."

This was cheering intelligence, and when Bob Betts heard it, he gave it as his opinion that all might yet go well with them, could they only recover the six men who had gone to leeward in the jolly-boat.

"Metals and blossoms never seem to me to go well together," confessed Mrs. Emerson.

But the fishing did not go well.

"Does everything go well?"

To reach the Postern in the castle wall from the footbridge one must go well up into the town and cross the great bridge that spans the Cologne; then back along the north bank of the river by the street that leads to the Postern.

They are no very graceful steeds, but they go well, and through roads which they say are bad for France, but to me they seem gravel walks and bowling greens.

The irons may then be removed from the fire and all will go well.

"If people would die at the age of seventy-five, things would go well," he said, "for everybody must expect to die then; the Bible says so."

As long as only the orthodox witness these performances all will go well.

The spic and span may go well with a coach and four, but not with the automobile.