" "Is the bark named yet?" asked Marjorie.

And that same place is named yet the bewailing of Egypt.

We both have our especial ambitionssay, I haven't caught your name yet.

" "You don't even know my uncle's name yet," Virginia said, smiling.

"You ain't heard his name yet," he said, impressively.

"You ain't heard his name yet," he said, impressively.

Thinck through whose care you are a Nation And have a name yet left,a fruitfull Nation (Would I could say as thanckfull)bethinck ye of theis things And then turne back and blush, blush

"Ah,but your name?" he whispered, bending down to catch the reply; "you have not told me your name yet.

'It hasna a name yet,' said the ignorant meddlers, who had no higher idea of the ordinance.

Do you?" "No." "You have not told me your name yet.

You haven't told me your name yet, you know.

"Now, Annie, you shall name him; he's got no name yet.

The philosopher, Franklin, who reached a great age, for a considerable portion of his life kept entirely to a vegetable diet; and Abernethy, a name yet more familiar in our ears, has left us this maxim, that "a vegetable diet and abstinence from fermented liquors tends more than anything else to tranquillize the system.

He was mysterious about himself; he would not give his name yet, he said, and after I had answered some questions of his, he left me at the Blavitiski portal.

"You didn't tell me your name yet.

Alonzo Tiveria, very well, A very ancient friend of mine, I take it, For till this hour I never heard his name yet.

You're my choice, mavourneen, though I don't so much as know your name yet.

As it has no name yet assigned to it, it has been called upon our maps Lake Johnson, in honor of the American surveyor by whom it was first visited.