She looked at him with as much bewilderment as he had shown when he approached her, and replied, faltering, "There are a great many people here; but I have never heard if there is any one to tell you" "What does it matter how many people there are if you know none of them?" he said.

And always, always, always they would be togetherand no matter how many people there were praising him and wanting himhe would just be her manand at night, when he was tiredand all the noise of the day was over and everyone was gone, she would have him all to herself.

Yet how many people save those in the business, or who have bought cars, know this interesting fact?

He did not know how many people from Fairview might have seen him there the day previous.

how many people they have rendered happy, by shewing them it was their own fault if they were not so!

How many people are there who habitually speak to a boy of ten, twelve, or fourteen with the same civility as to his sister, a little younger or older?

Treatment changed with every new hypothesis; how many people, then, must the methods now abandoned have killed!

Just look, dear sir, how many people have gathered. KARP.

Our understanding must be reconnected with the very basic measure of social justice: how many people are able to participate?

How many of these romances have we not seen determine at their birth; how many people have met us with a look of meaning in their eye, and sunk at once into trivial acquaintances; to how many places have we not drawn near, with express intimations"here my destiny awaits

He didn't know how many people would come to the housewarmingsome would rather drink wine or the hard stuff.

How many people who talk or write about war would have the courage to face a minute, fractional part of the reality underlying war's inherited romance?

How many people do you suppose would have been willing to swear that it was mywas Mrs. Ladley?" "Even without a head, I should know Mrs. Ladley," I retorted.

How many people do, that have not a bit of outward prettiness themselves!

Yesterday I paid a flying visit to the country to see how things were going and how many people had been to view the place; and my fury increased when, after again and for the fiftieth time pointing out to the gardener the lack of this and that vegetable, he was more than normally smiling and silent and dense and impenitent.

How many people lived here was never known till 1790.

How many people do you know, who are happily companioned?

It would doubtless amaze the scientifically orthodox to know how many people habitually and successfully practice the dubious art of automatic writingnot mediums, so-called, but people of refinement and intelligence.

de 's maid now informed us, that Dumont had arrived the evening before in extreme ill humour, summoned the municipality in haste, enquired how many people they had arrested, and what denunciations they had yet to make.

Even pamphlets written with the greatest caution are not to be procured without difficulty in the country; and this is not to be wondered at when we recollect how many people have lost their lives through a subscription to a newspaper, or the possession of some work, which, when they purchased it, was not interdicted.

periront tous, et tant mieux," ["'Twas dreadfulbut how many people have perished by his means.

But, cowardly hounds as they were, they had been afraid to attack the place until they knew how many people were in it, what arms they had, and in what way the place could best be assailed.

I wonder how many people have to work to get food and clothing for us.

Now you are only one, and if you want to know how many people are opposed to you, I have no doubt Percy can tell you, but I am not very well posted in regard to the present population of the world.

I wondered how many people I would have assisted up to our roof if my clothes were tied up in sheets in the hall, with the fire not a square away!