The mere fact of his coming so regularly to the Hoffs convicted him of treachery, in Jane's mind.

You were answering regularly at the rate of one answer in a second or so when suddenly you hesitated and clenched your hands and waited four and two fifths seconds before answering 'feather' to the simple word 'hat.'

Inside the tube a red column moved regularly up and down, up and down, in steady beats and Coquenil understood that this column was registering the beating of Groener's heart.

There are some smaller varieties that have even more of a candelabra look, there being clusters of side shoots, the latter putting out from the trunk regularly, and standing up parallel to each other.

In such a typical moss as Funaria, we have the following cycle of developments: The sexual generation is a dioecious leafy structure, having a central elongated axis, with leaves arranged regularly around and along it.

When the Panther spent the night at our house, as was frequently the case, he never would go regularly to bed, but would take his blanket and lie down before the kitchen fire.

One boy scout became so adept at this sort of work that he was regularly employed by the Government to carry messages through to its agents in Brussels.

Another group of very poor Poles sent in regularly about two hundred dollars per week, sometimes the bulk of it in nickels and dimes.

For the present no further students have been received, because of the need of larger financial resources to maintain classes in session regularly.

Several members of his family used regularly to help in teaching the children, and excellent reports were obtained.

From that date his work rapidly increased, and he soon had to devote regularly as much as seven hours a day to delivering lectures, to say nothing of the time required for preparing them.

Some of his last sermons were delivered at Christ Church, Eastbourne (the church he regularly attended during the Long Vacation), to a congregation of children.

The piece we crossed, some fifteen miles from shore to shore, is very shallow, in many parts only six or eight feet deep, and every winter it is entirely frozen over with ice two feet thick, and when this is covered with snow it forms a secure plain, which is regularly used for travelling on, though the immense distance, without means of food or shelter, is dangerous for poorly clad foot passengers.

Oil, for the inside of the rifle, should be regularly served; and the flints should be of a much better quality than those used in muskets.

Oates has been out regularly to feed the ponies; Meares and Wilson to attend to the dogsthe rest of us as occasion required.

Dietetically, fresh vegetables are the best curativesthe lecturer was doubtful of fresh meat, but admitted its possibility in polar climate; lime juice only useful if regularly taken.

2. Wells's account of the same thing is this: "In the simple form of the present and past indicative, the second person singular of the solemn style ends regularly in st or est, as, thou seest, thou hearest, thou sawest, thou heardest; and the third person singular of the present, in s or es, as, he hears, he wishes, and also in th or eth, as, he saith, he loveth.

Acquit is almost always formed regularly, thus: acquit, acquitted, acquitting, acquitted.

John Walker has regularly compared the adverb forward: in describing the latter L, he speaks of the tip of the tongue as being "brought a little forwarder to the teeth.

My mother insisted upon my writing to her regularly, so once a week I headed a letter "Black's Camp", and condemned the place, while mother as unfailingly replied that these bad times I should be thankful to God that I was fed and clothed.

Letters then came regularly, month by month, and were always regularly answered,till a chance reader would have thought that no father and no son stood on better terms with each other.

Letters then came regularly, month by month, and were always regularly answered,till a chance reader would have thought that no father and no son stood on better terms with each other.

In the early days when the Great West of the United States was just being opened up and when society there was in a very crude state, a horse thief was regularly hanged; but murder was hardly a fault.

Doubtless the German messes get their Punch and the London illustrated weeklies regularly.

Then it may get a score of shells in ten minutes; or it may be shelled regularly every day for ensuing weeks.