Had she been a girl he would have proposed to her the next day, and they might quite possibly have married in a month, and lived happily ever after.

The next day it entered the cage and the young man took it away.

" Well, they told pa to arbitrate the strike, and the next day he had a couple of loads of timothy hay, such as mother used to make, driven in and unloaded, and the horses, elephants, camels, and things almost set up a cheer for pa.

Little I knew of the terrible thing that was going to happen at camp the very next day.

They remained there over night, and the next day went on to Simpson's Corners, where they were the guests of Betty's uncle.

Verty remained hard at work all the next day; and such was the natural quickness of the young man's mind, that he seemed to learn something every hour, in spite of the preoccupation which, as the reader may imagine, his affection for our little heroine occasioned.

A hundred francs if we deliver the goods.' "Well, the next day the attack was made, and at one end of a Bosch trench there was some pretty hand-to-hand work.

The next day I saw the same bird beside a noble female form in the museum.

Beaumont was already on his way to London to get a special License and they hoped to have the wedding next day.

Next day alarm spread through the Medici Palace when the Duke failed to make his appearance, especially as at noon he had summoned a meeting of his new Grand Council of Two Hundred.

The dozen or so remaining of our company rested for a few hours that night in the ruins of a farmhouse, and next day came the roll-call of our battalion, and the sending off of the wounded.

Lord Cowley writes the next day to Lord Russell that the French Government want to know what 'concert and co-operation' mean.

But they could practise at night and worry it out in theory, while their legs rested till the next day's practice.

CHAPTER XXIII LOBO The dawn of the next day came cold and grey about Alcatraz, grey because the sheeted clouds that promised a storm were covering the sky, and cold with a wind out of the north.

He never said who was the real offender, although he smarted for it next day, and was imprisoned so many hours that he came forth with a whole churchyardful of skeletons swarming all over his Latin dictionary.

The next day, about eighty miles south of the latitude of Mount Hekla, I sighted a big ship, which turned out to be the French cruiser Lazare Tréport.

The next day Count Malvesi appeared, punctual to his appointment, at Mr. Falkland's hotel.

To-morrow or next day, by the ocean, another woman will start the flames in those cool eyes of his, and feel them singing around her!...

The next day I went to Uttoxeter on a sentimental pilgrimage to see the very spot where Johnson had stood.

She advertised devotion to get made dame du palais to the Queen; and the very next day this Princess of Lorraine was seen riding backwards with Madame Pompadour in the latter's coach.

An exploring party, however, was at once formed, consisting of Captain Wickham, Lieutenant Emery, and Mr. Helpman, whothe next day being Sundaydid not leave before the morning of the 29th, with two boats and four days' provisions.

Before setting out, the next day, on his voyage to France, the captain wished to take on board a supply of fresh water.

Accordingly next day we sallied forth for Horton Thicket, and I went down with Edd and George.

" Mrs. Brandon said this to Mrs. Walker when, the next day, these two ladies met, and were alone together, excepting for the presence of St. George Mortimer Brandon, which did not signify.

On the next day the king of Portugal gave orders to present the admiral with every kind of refreshment, and all things he might need for himself or his people, without taking any payment in return.