"Unless Kittredge lied when he told that girl he had never suffered with gout or rheumatism.

" "And the smooth young widow lied?" "Lied?" snapped the detective savagely.

" "And the smooth young widow lied?" "Lied?" snapped the detective savagely.

She lied about this, and lied about the whole affair.

She lied about this, and lied about the whole affair.

His niece's voice and face were so familiar to him, that he could not doubt that the Duchess had lied.

Then he said to him, "I pledge my faith that I will love you all the days of my life, never on any day seeking to do you a mischief, for you have told me the very truth, and have not lied to me by a single word.

The queen, being fairly beaten, exclaimed to her liegemen, "I am no longer your queen and mistress; henceforth are ye the liegemen of Günther" (lied vii.).

The Niebelungen Lied. BRU´NO (Bishop), bishop of Herbipolita´num.

"But, Dicky, I onlyI only" "Broke the rule and lied about it," his brother said uncompromisingly.

Lied des gefangenen Grafen, is the title of the poem.

"J. Hogg, Pilgrims of the Sun, p. 19. Lie, to be at rest, is irregular, as above; but lie, to utter falsehood, is regular, as follows: lie, lied, lying, lied.

"J. Hogg, Pilgrims of the Sun, p. 19. Lie, to be at rest, is irregular, as above; but lie, to utter falsehood, is regular, as follows: lie, lied, lying, lied.

"Thus said, at least, my mountain guide, Though deep, perchance, the villain lied.

He published, among other things, a Life of Schiller, a translation of Goethe's Wilhelm Meister, and two volumes of translations from the German romancersTieck, Hoffmann, Richter, and Fouquéand contributed to the Edinburgh and Foreign Review articles on Goethe, Werner, Novalis, Richter, German playwrights, the Nibelungen Lied, etc.

I thought you two boys went on the noon train," he lied, carelessly.

I do not believe that he intentionally lied; but he was so much prejudiced, that he took no pains to find out the truth.

But it did contain a liberating ideathe idea that human nature is a subject to be dealt with, not to be concealed and lied about.

It is ill jesting with a Kingyet I will forgive thee if thou hast lied.

" "Lied, Sir King!" returned the knight with fierce emphasis.

What could lies do?I lied to her of thee; I swore I knew not of thy vanishment, Nor the lost children.

He had only abandoned that notion after his interview with Sir David Forster; and now it seemed that the baronet had deliberately lied to him.

That Sir David had lied to him, he had very little doubt.

but what that feller lied?" At one of our public meetings, the superintendent introduced as a speaker, a man by the name of Holmes, and wishing to impress the boys favorably, he announced him as Professor Holmes.

I was confident that he lied, but without appealing to Bates I was not prepared to prove it.