The druid demanded "In the name of your God, put blossom on it." Mochuda made the sign of the cross [over the twig] and it blossomed presently.

Moreover the reproaches which the king will presently cast upon you for not doing the work he has set you, will be your praise and your pride.

Presently her head was cautiously inserted through the door.

Bambi disappeared into the closet, and presently she popped out her head.

My conclusion results from his description of the place he landed at, for he says: "We were now on the inner side of the island, on whose outside is the bluff point: we rode a league from the land, and I presently went on shore, and carried shovels to dig for water, but found none.

After the dancing had continued some time, a game was fixed upon, which game being one that kept the children seated, they soon got tired of it, and blindman's buff was proposed and entered into with great spirit, though, as will presently be seen, this spirit, for want of some less indulgent to controul it, became at last almost unbearable.

They were scarcely gone before the noise increased to such an extent, that one or two of the servants came to the parlour door; and well was it, as we shall shew presently, that they did so, but Mr. and Mrs. Jameson being gone to another part of the house, were not disturbed by the sounds.

On being shown into a parlour, she was presently waited upon by Mr. Ainslie, who seemed to her to have come from the scene of enjoyment in the drawing-room.

But the result of Beauty can never be such; when it seems otherwise, the effect, we think, can readily be traced to other causes, as we shall presently endeavour to show.

Perhaps the most obvious cases are among the sanguine and imaginative; and the guess would be, that a beautiful person would presently be enriched with all possible virtues, while the colder speculatist would only see in it, not what it possessed, but the mind that it wanted.

'As you wish, Herr Colonel,' said Hartmann presently, but there was an air of distinct disappointment about him.

'But it is likely that he will presently be sent elsewhere.' 'Whatinto Asia Minor?' said Ken in dismay.

The last rays of the sun shone through the one small window of the hut, and presently came the tramp of men outside.

'Come on, then,' he said presently, and turned due south down the hill-side.

More orders, and presently the submarine came to rest, and lay, with hardly a movement, on the surface.

Presently one clanged against the conning tower itself.

But presently he saw the others nod, evidently agreeing to the proposal, whatever it was.

But presently Ken pointed.

Presently he put them down.

At first the commander of the submarine seemed unwilling to agree to the captain's proposal, but presently Ken, who was watching breathlessly, saw him nod his head.

We still hear it so among the vulgar; as, "I, I, sir, presently!"

for "Ay, ay, sir, presently!"

"Euphemia," I said, presently, "the ground seems hard a little way in front of you.

Presently the supervisor called him in.

Presently the negro got down and opened the door of the carriage.