133 examples of thompson's in sentences

Above the mill a rickety wooden bridge spans the stream, for here the highway from Chary Junction reaches the village of Millville and passes the wooden structures grouped on either side its main street on the way to Thompson's Crossing, nine miles farther along.

He had gone to school at Thompson's Crossing in his younger days; had a call to preach, but failed because he "couldn't get religion"; inherited a farm from his uncle and married Sam Cotting's sister, whose tongue and temper were so sharp that everyone marveled at the man's temerity in acquiring them.

" Then the little school-teacher bade good-bye to Hucks and his wife, told them to keep brave hearts, and rode her pony cross-lots to Thompson's Crossing.

"I believe I paid you ten dollars for Miss Ethel Thompson's services.

Mr. Thompson's mind was somewhat erratic at times, but keen in some ways, nevertheless.

"But why didn't you deliver the letter?" "Did ye 'spect I'd tramp way t' Thompson's Crossing fer nuthin'?" "I gave you a quarter.

Racey could almost see the thoughts at conflict behind Thompson's frontal bone.

A touching poem of Francis Thompson's pictures the marveling of a soul on his rewards in Paradise which, in his humility, he thinks undeserved.

"Williams, sir, of Thompson's.

I will now say a few words on George Thompson's mission to this country.

Any one who knows Francis Thompson's poetry knows quite well the truth to which I refer.

Secretary Thompson's Mission.

SEE Thompson, Seymour Dwight. <pb id='021.png' /> Thompson's commentaries on the law of corporations.

Thompson's Laws of New York.

The background of Thompson's seasons.

THOMPSON'S LAWS OF NEW YORK; in force and effect January 4, 1939.

THOMPSON'S LAWS OF NEW YORK.

John Thompson's Chord speller; a music writing book.

John Thompson's Octave book.

In Thompson's hand a large, businesslike gun wavered portentously from one head to the other.

They left Thompson's Island June 7, 1823, under the command of Lieuts.

The prize was sent to Thompson's Island.

How like his life was good John Thompson's death!

And Jenkins major received nothing; and being too weak to punch Thompson's head (as he desired) waylaid him opposite the cemetery gate on his way home, and said "Parvenu!" which was doubly insulting; for, in the first place, French was Thompson's weakest subject, and secondly, his father was a haberdasher in a small way, who spoke with awe of the Jenkinses as a family that had practised law in the town for six generations.

In the interim I went to Thompson's, and other places, to inquire if any other of the seamen, belonging to the Thomas, were to be found; but, though I hunted diligently till four o'clock, I could learn nothing satisfactory.

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