If my journey there was in order to meet my love, I would not have cared.

"We may perhaps meet one day.

On arrival up at Rannoch, however, one thing struck me as jolly strange, and that was that among the people I was asked to meet was one of the very worst blacklegs about town.

The second army of the North was pushed forward, under Porcius, the praetor, to meet and keep in check the advanced troops of Hasdrubal; while the third, the grand army of the North, which was to be under the immediate command of the consul Livius, who had the chief command in all North Italy, advanced more slowly in its support.

The two sons of Hamilcar were now within two hundred miles of each other, and if Rome were to be saved the brothers must never meet alive.

That many would meet the eyes of Scipio in battle who had with their own hands slain Roman praetors, generals, and consuls; many decorated with crowns in reward for having scaled walls and crossed ramparts; many who had traversed the captured camps and cities of the Romans.

"Prepare to meet thy God, O Israel.

"Prepare to meet thy God," says Amos in the text.

Perhaps he will tell us how to meet our God.

From one of these dreams he was aroused to meet a new and startling fate, by hearing the sudden and violent explosion of a pistol-shot ring out as though in his ears.

When, however, he presented himself before Colonel Belford, it was to meet with a welcome so frigid and an address so reserved that a douche of cold water could not have quenched his verbosity more entirely.

You shall live upon the best, and shall meet plenty of the genteelest company the Colonies can afford.

No, my brother-men, the best way to fight against evil is not to meet it on its own ground with its own weapons.

The only way to meet and overcome the inflowing tide of evil is to roll against it the outflowing river of good.

I don't want to meet the boys just now.

" "Well, when you do meet her you'll see what I mean, or like as not you won't, being a man.

"And I know, Willits, you will be delighted to meet our pastor, Mr. Macnair.

We met old MacTavish coming up from the station (not a single cab down to meet the train, of course!)

"I thought that I might meet her," he confessed ingenuously, "but when she was not in sight, I concluded that I was too late.

Then, if another reason were needed it was probable that if he stayed he would meet Esther's mother.

And thus it comes to pass, that you may commonly ride ten miles, and scarce meet with a Divine that is worth above two spoons and a pepper box, besides his living or spiritual preferments.

Certain it is that we meet with the same vein of peculiar humour, the same turn of thought, the same autophilism (there's a new word for you to bring into the next poem) which we meet with in the other; insomuch that we are ready to make the conclusion in the author's own words:

Departing from the province of Carian, or Caraiam, there is a great desert which continues for two days and a half, without any inhabitants, at the end of which desert there is a large plain, in which great multitudes meet for traffic three days in every week.

Many times have I struggled to climb to their top, but only to meet defeat.

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