"There is a man," said I, "who sees him constantly and may be induced to assure Arthur of your belief and continued interest in him.

Talking it over one day with a friend, who spent her life working for the Associated Charities, she said, "By the way, there is a man boarding with one of my poor women, who ought to be got into the Home, if he will go.

"Behold," said a group of ladies, as he walked slowly by them, "there is a man who has visited hell!"

There is a man who comes there to see Miss Sallianna, and Redbud most dies laughing at himI mean, I suppose she does.

There is a man who is grand, sublime, whose death is admirablethe husband, who, finding himself broken-hearted by the death of his wife, sees afterwards all the illusions of the heart that remained to him embraced in the thought of his wife in the tomb.

"Sahib, there is a man who claims that he comes with a message from Wafadar Nazim.

"This courteous reception quite outdoes us of Italy; for I doubt if there be a man south of the Alps, who would be willing to condemn either of our seas to so overwhelming a punishment, for a fault so venial, or at least so natural.

If there is a man present who can say to the contrary, I absolve him from his respect, and invite him to speak boldly, for there is no Inquisition in Vaud, but we invite argument.

There is a man in the box, and it is not the Austrian tailor, Zeitung!

I say, brothers, if there is a man among you all who has had the advantage of a sea education, let him speak, in order that the truth of this matter may not be hid, like a marling-spike jammed between a brace-block and a blackened yard.

"There is a man still seated on one of her yards who appears to be entranced in his occupation," continued Mrs Wyllys, leaning her chin thoughtfully on her hand, as she gazed at the object of which she was speaking.

The world goes, I reckon, because there is a man's side to it.

Girls seldom quarrel with each other except over some man, and, while they intend to be loyal to each other, they cannot seem to manage it if there is a man in the case.

He wrote: "If there be a man in this world I ought to hate, it is Jefferson.

There is a man upstairs who crouches like stone by his dead daughter's side; he is motionless and pale as the dead, he is as great in his grief as an expression of grief by Michael Angelo.

Never, perhaps, has there been a man who talked with greater charm than Herder, if one happened to catch him in an agreeable moodnot a difficult matter when any kind of note was struck with which he was in harmony.

"If there be a man that cares neither for Duke nor Emperor, but for God alone, then Dukes and Emperors would give more for his good word than for a whole dozen of common priests.

Tell me if there is a man still standing there staring at us.

One of the conspirators cried, "There is a man overboard."

There is a man's hand in this.

but there is a man in the world who, without having seen a law book before, has taken up and mastered the first volume of Blackstone in a week, but I never heard of him.

There is a man yonder.

There is a man in trouble whom only you can deliver.

if there be a man subtil in curses, that exceeds the rest, his worst wish on thee, thou hast broke my heart.

Why Sir doe you curse me thus? Arb. Why doe I curse thee, if there be a man Subtill in curses, that exceedes the rest, His worst wish on thee.