But it soon will be.

He said he would come as soon as he was asked.

They would be in soon.

And in his thick, his poignant and tender half-barytone, half-tenor, Greatorex sang: "'At e-ee-vening e-er the soon was set,

Would Essy be coming soon?

"Soon?" "Yes; soon.

"Soon?" "Yes; soon.

She had come out to the wedding-party gathered at the door, to tell them that the bride would soon be ready.

The dangers of the border are greatly exaggerated, and as soon as we get together a good force all these French and Indians will flee back to Canada.

" Colden and his troop arrived soon, and the two little commands were united, to the great joy of all.

They let the fire die early, as the weather had now become very warm, and all of them, save the watch soon slept.

Colden already knew the quality of the Onondaga, and respected and admired him, and Wilton and Carson, surprised at first at his excellent English education, soon saw that he was no ordinary youth.

The hunter and the Onondaga, often assisted by Robert, scouted on the flanks, and three or four soldiers, who developed rapid skill in the woods, were soon able to help.

Robert soon felt that he had known the three young Philadelphians for years, and a warm friendship, destined to last all their lives, in which Tayoga was included, was soon formed.

Nearly all the green was gone now, and autumn would soon come.

The Indian runners will soon be carrying the news of it, and then they'll cluster around us like flies seeking sugar.

The clouds, having finished their mobilization in the center of the heavens, soon spread to the horizon on every side.

But it was merely a herald of its fellows which, descending at first like skirmishers, soon thickened into companies, regiments, brigades, divisions and armies.

The storm in its rise, its zenith and its decline lasted several hours, and, when it was over, the forest looked like a wreck, but Robert knew that nature would soon restore everything.

Soon a stir came in the forest, and they heard a long, droning chant.

" "Then it's agreed," said Colden, "and as soon as another night as dark as this comes we'll try it.

Another flake fell on Robert's face and a third followed, and then they came down in a white and gentle stream that soon covered him, Willet and Tayoga and hung like a curtain before them.

"Men like De Courcelles, Jumonville and Tandakora will soon bring order out of all that tumult, and they'll be looking for those who set the torch.

Here she lies a pretty bud Lately made of flesh and blood; Who as soon fell fast asleep As her little eyes did peep. Give her strewings, but not stir The earth that lightly covers her.' Mr. Dodd, the editor of the admirable volume called The Epigrammatists, published in Bohn's Standard Library, calls these lines a model of simplicity and elegance.

If he can lose self-consciousness, and receive the full inspiration of her presence, he will soon be at his ease, if not graceful.