On Sunday morning he ran a crooked, rusty nail into his foot.

On Sunday morning he was alway at the old church in the village of Fishkill, one of the most attentive and devout worshippers there.

On the third of July I heard that the ship Brothers[A], then lying in King's Road for Africa, could not get her seamen, and that a party which had been put on board, becoming terrified by the prospect of their situation, had left her on Sunday morning.

On Sunday morning, July 4th, the charming fields of Ireland had been exchanged for the lofty mountains of Wales.

" In order to enjoy the Rhine scenery to the greatest advantage, I took passage on a steamer to Bingen, and started out on Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.

On Sunday morning Francisco came to anchor close to Cochin, when he was joyfully received by the inhabitants, playing on various instruments of music, and was soon afterwards visited by the Portuguese factor, who brought him a message from the rajah.

On Sunday morning I made application to the priest for permission to hold our parade service in the grounds of the Greek church.

" "On Sunday morning, March the fourth.

On Sunday morning, the twenty-first, having engaged James Grayden and his team, I set out with the Chaplain and the Philanthropist for Keedysville.

It occurred on Sunday morning immediately at the moment of adjournment, between Messrs. Campbell and Maury, both of Tennessee.

They receive their allowance very commonly on Sunday morning.

" "We will hang it up to greet her on Sunday morning, shall we?"

On Sunday morning East Forty-third Street bears no more resemblance to the week-day Forty-third than does a stiffly starched and subdued Sabbath-school scholar to his Monday morning self.

The fire of London broke out on Sunday morning, September 2, 1666, O.S., and being impelled by strong winds, raged with irresistible fury nearly four days and nights; nor was it entirely mastered till the fifth morning after it began.

Mr. Phillips, who had a very deep sense of humour, stepped off the gate, stood back, and assuming a dignified, ministerial air, "I am requested to discourse to-day upon the text 'Why I swing upon this gate on Sunday morning,' and I will, therefore, divide my text into two heads."

As a gentleman's coachman washed his master's carriage during divine service on Sunday morning, he was heard to say that "he hoped his master and mistress prayed for him, as he had no time to pray for himself."

On Sunday morning, January 4, not being able to come himself, Dr. Buck sent Dr. Watson in his place.

On Sunday morning the labourer cleans and polishes his boots (after digging the potatoes for dinner), puts on a black or dark coat, put his hands in his pocketsa marked feature thisand rambles down to his garden or the allotment.

To the surprise of Mrs. Clark, the Primitive Methodist clergyman called on Sunday morning to invite me to occupy his pulpit in the afternoon and present the same line of thought I had the previous evening.

We should go together to the house, we should bring away the spoilI carrying halfconvey it to my premises in Saul Street early on Sunday morning.

On Sunday morning, August 17th, they left the wreck, and steered as westerly a course as possible by the sun and starsthey had no compassin order to reach the Dutch settlement of Coupang in the island of Timor.

"We arrived at Calais at four o'clock on Sunday morning, the 3rd of July....

Nevertheless the Senior Prefect of the college boys, when about to come out of the Cathedral on Sunday morning, found his gown pinned with a skewer so fast to the seat that he was only set free at the expense of a rent.

CHAPTER XXX Every one was so sleepy and tired on Sunday morning, after their night at Arthur's Court, that only Lady Ethelrida and Laura Highford, who had a pose of extreme piety always ready at hand, started with the Duke and Young Billy for church.

On Sunday morning it rained hard, but we was both at the church before eight o'clock, and so was a good many other people, but the doors was shut and they wouldn't let us in.