No part way things for me!" "There's Nellie Bane, I must speak to her," cried Laura, and before either of the others realized what she was up to, she was gone, leaving them alone.

I saw from the first which way things were tending, and it was my plain-dealing that opened the eyes of Templemore to the impossibility of his ever succeeding, by which means his heart has been kept from breaking.

Something else had seized upon him, and Frank smiled as though satisfied with the way things had come out.

He had done more; for he had insisted on buying Dick's text-books for him, and had made him promise to write to him about the way things went at Grantley.

" Ozma was not quite happy with the way things were turning out.

For it's how life is an' the way things are That you've got to face if you travel far; An' the storms will come an' the failures, too, An' plans go wrong spite of all you do; An' the only thing that will help you win, Is the grit of a man and a stern set chin.

However, all's well that ends well, and Andy was quite satisfied with the way things had turned out.

Because that's the way things are; from the beginning of the world, that's the way the wheel was wound up.

That's the way things go these days: every peasant girl is trying to worm her way into the nobility.

''That is truly an out-of-the-way sort of thing,' she said; 'but just now I am doing out-of-the-way things.

Oliver began to feel that this was the way things should be, that it was his due.

"That's the way things was when I seen him begin to make arrangements to get away from town.

He tried to look pleased at the way things were going, but the attempt was a failure.

That was the way things stood on the afternoon of the fourth day, when court adjourned.

And it was not many days before we had slipped back into the way things had been before John was invalided home.

"I think the way things is now, they're goin to build up another war.

"Ha-ha! isn't it humorous the way things happen?"

But there's a hint o' the way things must be done, I'm thinking, in the future.

The way things are.

The way things happen.

THE WAY THINGS HAPPEN, a story in three acts by Clemence Dane [pseud. of Winifred Ashton] © 31May23, D64686.

The way things happen.

Why, Bill, look at the way things have gone!

But I do assure you Arthurine never meant any place in particular; she only intended to describe the way things go on in country districts, don't you understand?

I did not like the way things were going there.