Take a seat and have a cigar.

" "Let us be seated, sir; I am afraid we are not exactly agreed on our terms, and, in order that we may continue this subject, I beg you will let me take a seat next you, at table.

"The servant showed me at first into a sort of anteroom, hung with deers' horns and carpeted with tigers' skins, then into the study, and asked me to take a seat on the sofa.

"Take a seat," said Doctor Varrillat, with some suddenness, starting from his place and gently guiding her sinking form into the corner of the bench.

John refused his invitation to take a seat with him to town; for he had traced Denbigh from stage to stage, and was fearful of losing sight of him, unless he persevered in the manner he had commenced.

" "Sir?" "Take a seat.

The captain pushed a chair to his son, and invited him to take a seat near the table, which held a spare pipe or two, a box of tobacco, a decanter of excellent brandy, a pitcher of pure water, all pleasant companions to the elderly gentlemen, then in possession.

Take a seat, Sir, please.

" Jeeves slid from the presence in that tactful, eel-like way of his, and I motioned the remains to take a seat.

Simon Girty threw a blanket upon the floor, and harshly ordered him to take a seat upon it.

The rest of the company, understanding what was going forward, rose as one man from their seats, ordered another table to be spread, and presented a respectful invitation to the coloured gentleman to take a seat with them.

Take a seat, old boy."

He simply pointed with his hand, and bade the visitor take a seat.

He took my coat and hat, bade me take a seat, and went to tell his master that I had come.

" Nobody can "take a seat" under feelings of strong excitement.

" "Oh," said he, "pray take a seat.

If you will come in or take a seat on the piazza, I shall be ready in five minutes.

We asked him to dismount, take a seat under the tree, and let us bring him a glass of milk.

"Take a seat, sir," said the mayor, politely, "it is some time since we have met.

If perchance one of the proscribed class should ignorantly stray beyond these precincts, and take a seat above the cross aisle, he was instantly, if not forcibly, removed.

If perchance one of the proscribed class should ignorantly stray beyond these precincts, and take a seat above the cross aisle, he was instantly, if not forcibly, removed.

He received their advances with a haughty, but not disdainful, courtesy; but when his Whig friends, confused, now hurried to encumber him with their assistance, he treated them with the scorn which they well deserved. 'Will you take a seat in my carriage home, Lord Cadurcis?' said his leader, for it was notorious that Cadurcis had been mobbed on his arrival.

The Medium, who did not ask my name, bade me take a seat at the small table and write my question on one of the strips of paper, and then to fold down the paper two or three times.

They invited him to take a seat at their table; but he declined, and requested a separate table.

"When I drive in the Bois, you will sometimes take a seat in my carriage, and sometimes ride beside it, like an attentive cavalier.