" "Well," I said, "I shall have an interview with your wife to-morrow, and urge her most strongly to consent to leave the Grange and go away with you.

IN OBTAINING A SERVANT'S CHARACTER, it is not well to be guided by a written one from some unknown quarter; but it is better to have an interview, if at all possible, with the former mistress.

"In the course of the afternoon I discovered the name and residence of the young man, with whom I had determined to have an interview.

We desired to have an interview with him, and he was instantly sent for to the Inspector's room.

" "In pursuance of that advice, did you have an interview with the boy Ralph?"

" "Nevertheless, I will have an interview with Fauchery for the Boulevard," was my reply.

I am to have an interview with the Chinese Plenipotentiaries to-day.

XXII.About the fourth watch, Lentulus Spinther said to our sentinels and guards from the walls, that he desired to have an interview with Caesar, if permission were given him.

He therefore sent Caninius Rebilus to have an interview with Scribonius Libo, his intimate friend and relation.

The king of Melinda was very anxious to have Cabral to come on shore to the palace, but he excused himself as having been ordered by his master not to land at any port, with which the king was satisfied, yet desired to have an interview on the water.

The King of Saxony is perplexed in what manner to act, so as to ensure to his subjects that protection which was ever uppermost in his thoughts; feeling however with his usual sagacity that every thing would ultimately depend on the dispositions of Austria, he repairs himself to Prague, in order to have an interview with one of the Austrian ministers, and to sound that Cabinet.

I then begged to have an interview.

[Footnote A: An office somewhat similar to that of deacon] Mrs. M. said it would constitute an era in the life of the old man, if he could have an interview with two strangers from a distant land; accordingly, she sent a servant to ask him to come to the mission-house early the next morning.

We went several miles out of our route expressly to have an interview with so zealous and celebrated a champion of slavery.

[Footnote A: An office somewhat similar to that of deacon] Mrs. M. said it would constitute an era in the life of the old man, if he could have an interview with two strangers from a distant land; accordingly, she sent a servant to ask him to come to the mission-house early the next morning.

We went several miles out of our route expressly to have an interview with so zealous and celebrated a champion of slavery.

Then, without waiting for a reply, "It was that little preacher; I'll have an interview with him!"

Baffled but not beaten, she resolved upon returning to the charge; and accordingly she drove to the residence of the minister, and met him at the door of his closet as he was about to proceed to the Louvre, in order to have an interview with the King.

This project could not, as Richelieu was well aware, fail to prove successful; and, accordingly, the King ere long manifested great uneasiness and irritation; refused to join in the amusements which Marie de Medicis was careful to provide for him; lost his rest; and, finally, set forth for Chaillot in order to have an interview with the minister.

The two sovereigns resolved to have an interview at the Meuse, the boundary of their dominions.

I recollect another queer, stupid, fat-faced individual, a country shopkeeper from Connecticut, who had come over to England solely to have an interview with the queen.

The demand was made by letter, and answer being received, Captain Brydges determined to go on shore and have an interview with the Pirate Chieftain.

An officer was accordingly sent on shore to have an interview with the king.

Seizing a favorable opportunity, Captain Hall stated his wish to have an interview with their chief, upon which a message was sent to him; but he did not think fit to show himself for a considerable time, during which they remained with the party round the tub, who continued swilling their wine like so many hogs.

She was too ill to have an interview with him, but he picked up the letter she had written and obtained Iola's address.