In consequence of the rotary motion of the balloon, which had continued without ceasing since the earth was left, the valve line had become twisted, and he had to leave the car, and to mount into the ring above to adjust it.

Leave The Corner for a few hours.

Only the sister remained, the sister whom you profess to have urged to leave the town with you that very evening; and she can tell us nothing,may die without ever being able to do so.

The brave Barberigo, throwing himself into the heat of the fight, without availing himself of his defensive armor, was pierced in the eye by an arrow, and though reluctant to leave the glory of the field to another, was borne to his cabin.

I shall not leave the château before you do.

We were informed the students do this before they leave the college.' 'He was murdered by the ruffians of reformation, in the manner of which Knox has given what he himself calls a merry narrative.'

Insert may or can properly where you see a dash in the following: The boy said, "I leave the room?"

On the 21st of July, 1622, the same magistrates ordered the gipsies to leave the parish of Eysines within twenty-four hours, under penalty of the lash.

I'd probably leave the country.

Nevertheless, as grandma was away, I could not leave the place until after the day's work was done.

Fearing lest Mrs. M. should leave the babe alone, she watched the room, and soon saw her pass out of the opposite door.

Robert and Tayoga were but two motes, lost in the vast wilderness, which had returned to its primeval state, and the Indians themselves, whether hostile or friendly, sought their villages and lodges and were willing to leave the war trail untrodden until the months of storm and bitter cold had passed.

The host, fearing that his guest may take it for a token that he loves his wine better than his friends, is obliged to feign an unwillingness to leave the bottle, and, as Sponge says"In good truth, 'tis impossible, nay, I say it is impudent, to contradict any gentleman at his own table; the president is always the wisest man in the party.

And now you turn back and leave the plow in the furrow!"

'No, John, no; I will not stay,' she said, when her husband told her that he would leave the decision to her. '

" After some further talk, I asked him: "Friend, what do you now intend to do?" "It will be impossible," he answered, "for me to live here if I marry her without her father's consent; I propose, therefore, to leave the town with her this very night.

As nothing could persuade Plantagenet to leave the abbey until his mother was buried, Lady Annabel resolved to take up her abode there, and she sent the next morning for Venetia.

Rink, in his book of Eskimo tales and traditions, cites a song which voices the reveries of a Greenland bachelor: "I am going to leave the countryin a large shipfor that sweet little woman.

"If a woman speaks two words, take one and leave the other.

On the "Pilgrim," which peculiar circumstances had obliged to leave the fishing grounds before the end of the season, they must not expect to cross any ship bound for the same destination.

A couple of hours brought us to Arles, where we arrived before the town was astir; the steamer to Marseilles did not leave the quay until twelve o'clock, and we were tantalized by the idea of the excellent night's rest we might have had if the steamer had fulfilled its agreement to go on to Arles.

"I can't leave the ship.

He now began to consider in what condition he should leave the caves.

I didn't want to leave the garden it was so beautiful, but time wuz passin' and we went inside and went through room after room, each one seemin'ly more beautiful than the one we had seen last.

I had taken the precaution to leave the wicket-gate on the latch.