"My two sons, William and John, set forth to welcome their brother Richard, just returned by the ship 'Duncan Dunbar'after an absence of more than twenty-one yearswith a family of six childrena gracious providence having watched over him; and now the happy brotherhood will, I trust, be perpetuated, until consummated in heaven.

"With increasing ardour she continued to dig in this inexhaustible mine of truth, until the close of life, and within the last three or four years waded through the greater part of Henry's Commentary.

Among other peculiarities she displayed a singular aversion to debt, and if by any means such an obligation, however small, was incurred, she never rested until it was discharged.

Nothing further is recorded and not until the great Indian epic, the Mahabharata, crystallizes out between the fourth century B.C. and the fourth century A.D. does a more detailed Krishna make his appearance.

As a consequence he was cursed and told to become a python until Krishna came and released him.

The horse tries to bite him but Krishna plunges his hand down its throat and expands it to a vast size until the demon bursts.

Krishna laughs at their mistakes until a tailor, a servant of Kansa, repudiates his master, glorifies Krishna and sets the clothes right.

He can hardly desert them until their interests have been permanently safeguarded and by then he will have become a feudal princeling, the very reverse of the young cowherd who night after night has thrilled the cowgirls with his flute.

Rukmini is in despair until she learns that Krishna also has arrived.

I lived there from the time I was ten years old until I was twenty-three, and always go there in summertime for a few weeks' restoccupying my old room, eating with the boys, and roaming in the woods; I know every tree and bypath; yes, and many a swim have I had in the old river.

"You had better go slow for a while, Edwards, until you get toughened to it," remarked Sparrow.

Up to this time Nancy had been compelled to wash and dress the lad; but now he arose when Edwards arose, washed and dressed himself, and went downstairs, remaining by the side of his new friend until called to breakfast, when he would bring in a dozen or more fresh eggs.

Can you serve us until he returns?" "I hardly know how to answer you, Bishop," replied Carl, hesitatingly.

"Lucas," said the older man to a stalwart colored attendant, "you can go now, and be sure to admit no one until I ring.

Can we not take the money and send it to the owners, and suffer the other matter to rest at least for the present, until we conclude how to manage it?" "Carl," replied the doctor, as he pushed the package toward the young man, "there is only one right way, and that is to become truly sorry for wrongdoing, and cheerfully and bravely make retribution to all parties you have injured.

When that wrong was righted to the first parties, then the second parties, in the deception practiced upon them, suffered more and longer than the parties of the first part, so that really the crime is only partially expiated until the wronged parents are undeceived, and he has made his peace with them.

I feel safe in saying that this young man will never be happy, nor his physical condition improved, until he pays the full price of his sin.

Depend upon it, his life will be chaotic, unreliable, and unhappy until he makes a clean breast of it to his parents.

The house was filled with callers from early morning until late at night.

The bishop, although secretly indorsing the nomination, feared for its success because of its being sprung upon them so suddenly, so he suggested its postponement until next day.

Horses, breeds of cows, sheep hogs, fertilizers, until the young men went away feeling that they knew but little about real farming.

And when the bishop had presented his resignation, and it was accepted, McLaren simply concluded that this would entail extra work upon him for a month or two, until the trustees found a suitable man to fill the vacancy.

You have honored me too much already, and I move a postponement of this election until a future meeting of the board of trustees.

They entered the house and found Nancy at once, as if she had been awaiting their coming, who, without being asked, remarked: "Tom waited until the president was elected, and then started to Centerville, taking Leon with him to cable to London his acceptance.

"I shall send him the money," said Father Payne firmly, "and I shall compliment him on his delicacy; and then, thank God, I shall forget, until it all begins again.