I" "Yeh; I met Clara Sims on the street yesterday, back here for a visit, and she says to me, she says: 'Hanna Burkhardt, you mean to tell me you never done nothing with your voice!

"Just come along, and say nothing about the matter on the street," requested Dave.

She said, 'Oh,' in a tone which plainly said, 'Is that all?' "Only a few winters since, during a very mild winter, a young lad who was driving a team called out to me on the street, and said he had a question to ask me.

"You certainly did not so far forget us, Lulu, as to go on the street in that dress?"

The sun, shining through the trees, cast patches of golden light on the stone sidewalk, and, as the girls passed from sunshine to shadow, they made a bright, and sometimes a dimmer, picture on the street, whereon were other groups of maidens.

The princess indicating her desire to wite, the man turned to the nearest door (Lanyard's rooms were on the street level), opened it with a pass-key, stepped inside to make a light, and when Sofia entered silently bowed himself out.

there isn't a man on the street that doesn't keep an eye on the paper things, as you call them.

I A room, cheaply papered, shabbily furnished; in the rear two doors, one opening on the street, the other leading into an adjoining room; the windows are hung with chintz curtains.

"Suppose you did see such a child on the street, what has that to do with me?"

GEORGE III., state of affairs at the accession of; illness of in 1764; firmness in the Gordon riots; becomes deranged; is attacked on the street; resists the relaxation of Catholic restrictions; becomes permanently deranged; dies; character of his reign.

It opens on the street.

There is also a story on Christmas Day, and the one Conway had just written on the street scenes of Christmas Eve.

A reality of soul-starvation, of living death, that meets you every day under the besotted faces on the street,I can paint nothing of this, only give you the outside outlines of a night, a crisis in the life of one man: whatever muddy depth of soul-history lies beneath you can read according to the eyes God has given you.

Meeting Miss Pemberton on the street the following day, he received the slightest of nods.

"It wouldn't, if the natives of the far East would put bathtubs in their houses and garbage cans on the street comers.

She cut me very prettily on the street the week after she got back from Europe.

The artist did not, now, need to drive himself to his task, as the begging musician on the street corner forces himself to play to the passing crowd, for the pennies that are dropped in his tin cup.

There were, I think, three front windows looking on the street; at the farthest was the Medium's table, so placed sideways to the window, and close to it, that the full light fell on the Medium's left hand, as he sat at it, and faced the middle of the room.

But when I went to post the letter, I hesitated, walked back and forth on the street, and almost concluded to leave out that paragraph.

Whenever he met me on the street he used to ask whether we had obtained that $10,000 yet, and then shake with laughter.

I think, too, that in utter disregard of Italian etiquette he has sometimes walked on the street with this girl for a few steps.

The next day I met on the street the red-headed girl, who went by the name of Alice Rucker, and was notorious as a medium.

Broad sentiments of humanity lead to gifts outside the range of personal affection and personal interest, to the beggar on the street, to institutions devoted to charity.

On those occasions she is assumed to meet her friends on the street.

One day not long after you left I met him on the street.