" "Can you relate this tale to us in a few words?" "I will try.

However, it is become a serious matter that I should convince you I neither slunk from the task through a wilful deserting neglect, or through any (most imaginary on your part) distaste of "Chaucer;" and I will try my hand again,I hope with better luck.

I will try one plan, and that is to speak to them both in the king's presence, to induce them, at least, to hold language suitable to the occasion to the King of Prussia; and in good truth it is for the interest and glory of the king himself that I am anxious to see this done; for he can not but gain by supporting allies who on every account ought to be so dear to him.

But I will try if I can contain myself in tolerable bounds.

I will try to recall one," said Frank.

Give me your arm, Nizza, and I will try to gain some place of concealment.

" "I will try to do so," rejoined Blaize.

" "I will try to do as you tell me," she answered meekly; "but it is so shocking to think of a cultivated gentleman like Reuben, herded with common thieves and murderers, and locked in a cage like some wild animal.

I will try to get an enemy's button for , should the enemy attack.

" "I will try, my darling," cried poor Madeline.

But I will try.

But, of course, as it is not always proper, and as I cannot," she continued, smiling, "tell my story every time I do it, in future I will try to contain myself.

And if it attracts my attention as a great criminal problem, it is certain that I will try to solve it, whether on the force or off it.

Once on my feet, I said more than I at first meant, and defied them ever to tire out the opposition by perpetually bringing the question on (Mem.: if I ever speak again I will try to say no more than I had resolved before rising).

Do you think you can lift it?" "I will try, mother," said Theseus.

"Syb, I will try and fix matters up a bit, and will claim you in that time if I have a home.

And when they were young what did they do?" "It is so long ago I heard of that, but I will try to remember.

"I will try to be worthy of you.

I will try to take some more care but can promise nothing; when I am told there is a sheet or two I order it away.

" "I will try my luck," cried Ammalát, burning with impatience to show his prowess before the mountaineers.

I will try and look at the very facts themselves, with singleness and 'innocence of the eye,' trying to see nothing more than I really see, and trying to see all that my eye falls on.

"At least I will try.

The monk continued: "'As you are so urgent in your desire to know the cause of the strange proceedings you have witnessed, I will try to tell you.

I am going to dine in town, and to a great ball with fireworks at Miss Chudleigh's, but I return hither on Sunday, to bid adieu to this abominable Arcadian life; for really when one is not young, one ought to do nothing but s'ennuyer; I will try, but I always go about it awkwardly.

" She meditated a moment, and then she said, "I will try.