The first two or three weeks of a new boy's life at a big school are, as a rule, a dull and uneventful period, which does not furnish many incidents that are of sufficient interest to be worth recording.

"I am very glad you have come, my dear niece," he said, "to relieve the tedium of our uneventful existence.

On the 28th of the same month he quitted the shores of England; and, after a rapid and uneventful journey, reached Calcutta on March 12.

Robert Browning's life was uneventful but happy.

In 1855 Oxford honored him by bestowing on him the degree of D.C.L. The students gave him an ovation and they properly honored his greatest poem, In Memoriam by mentioning it first in their loud calls; but they also paid their respects to his May Queen, asking in chorus: "Did they wake and call you early, call you early, Alfred dear?" The rest of his life was outwardly uneventful.

Parade in the early morning, rackets and billiards during the day, a drive or ride along the Mall in the cool of the evening, and the usual mess dinnerthese constituted the routine of our uneventful existence.

Two uneventful years passed away.

Those long rows of monotonous little housesso decent, so uneventful, so temporaryoppressed him like a physical disease.

Recovery was uneventful.

The same precautions were observed in guarding the camp as the night before, and the long hours of vigil were equally uneventful.

One of the few breaks in this very uneventful life was a holiday spent with the other members of his family in Beaumaris.

It is on account of these facts that the story of his uneventful life and brilliant literary career is a highly interesting one.

Reports that the situation is "normal" or "quiet" or "uneventful" represent more or less correctly what is happening at G.H.Q., Divisional Headquarters, Brigade Headquarters, or even Battalion Headquarters.

CHAPTER XII Awaiting the Crozier Party Friday, June 23Saturday, June 24.Two quiet, uneventful days and a complete return to routine.

I deserved itI was careless, cups were scarce with us, and we could not afford more; but what I rail against is the grindingly uneventful narrowness of the life in which the unintentional breaking of a common cup is good for a long scolding.

They led a most uneventful life, but occasionally would pay a visit to Tennyson, whose house at Aldworth was only 3 miles off.

He never married, but lived a happy and uneventful life, wrapped up in the wonderfully exact observations of nature which were the basis of his numerous letters forming The Natural History of Selborne.

At the close of a Parliamentary session, an uneventful leader of a section of Parliament banters his more eventful rival, and enlivening his criticism by a sneer at our Congress, challenges the contempt of his rival, as if to draw it forth in the same critical direction.

It was an uneventful trip from Choisy to Jouy.

CLIFF IS AMAZED After the captain set sail in his little boat, the party which he left behind him lived on in an uneventful, uninteresting manner, which, gradually, day by day, threw a shadow over the spirits of each one of them.

He has led a very even, uneventful life, attending strictly to business and making every movement count in the direction of distinction as a marine engineer.

Our journey was monotonous and uneventful, and on the second of April, late at night, we left behind us the white desolate steppe of the Paren, and drew near the little flat-topped yurt on the Malmofka, which was only twenty-five versts from Gizhiga.

The voyage home was uneventful, the little party's first adventure coming at their last port.

The rooms were so dismal, the windows so uneventful.

Outwardly, however, his life was comparatively uneventful.