At first Pete tried to make up for the insolent neglect of his companion by drawing a word or two from Bull from time to time, but it was easy for Bull to see that Pete wished to hear his newfound friend hold forth.

He actually smiled in the pleasure of newfound kinship.

Psychedelics enthusiasts (people who either ingested substances such as LSD or found themselves inspired by the art, writing and expression of the culture associated with these drugs) found themselves drawn to technologies that were capable of reproducing both the visual effects of their hallucinations as well as the sense of newfound connection with others.

But they wheeled about Him, and with newfound voices mocked, crying, "How could we see into your heart that is hidden" ... and mocked and derided, crying, "What is Peace! ...

I extended the case to my newfound friend.

Ordinarily glib of speech, for some reason in the face of this newfound emotionless characterisation, he had nothing to say.

No one then could have imagined what we now beholdEnglish-speaking people possessing most and dominating all of that newfound Western World.

Those first colonists, writing enthusiastically of the newfound river, declared "As for Sturgeon, all the World cannot be compared to it.

The little party at Fairholm retired early, and Eric was soon fast asleep with his arm round his newfound brother's neck.

" Laughter arose to themthe mingled voices of David Fulham and his newfound cousin by marriage.

Then he rode away, and as we talked it over we saw no way but to follow the directions of our newfound friend.

The hours were all too long until I claimed my newfound privilege.

More than once the thought struck him that he was more than what he appeared to be, but Edward knew he had a slight tendency towards romance in his composition, and fearful of lowering himself in the estimation of his newfound friend by the avowal of such fanciful sentiments, he kept them to himself.

He was almost like a child in his newfound interest.