On one occasion this voluble woman is shrilly reproaching Sir John Falstaff for his indebtedness to her.

It would be tedious to enter on an enumeration of the various indebtednesses of English literature to these early tales.

My Sundays were spent principally in taverns, playing at dominos, which then was, and still is, a favorite game in that part of the country; and, as the unsuccessful party was expected to treat, I at times ran up a bill at the bar as high as four or six dollars,no small indebtedness for a young apprentice with no more means than I had.

Their justification consists in that which constitutes the objection to the present bill, namely, the absence of any indebtedness on the part of the United States.

He comprehended now that, chafing under his indebtedness in the affair of Mrs. Pendomer, Charteris would most naturally retaliate by making love to his benefactor's wife, because the colonel also knew John Charteris.

" "Will you add to my indebtedness by accompanying me with that trusty club of yours?

There was on the 1st of July, 1858, of Treasury notes issued by authority of the act of December 23, 1857, unredeemed, the sum of $19,754,800, making the amount of actual indebtedness at that date $54,910,777.66.

She was ashamed to speak of her indebtedness as an amount that could be reckoned.

The wasteful process of shipping these sums back and forth is avoided by the cancellation of indebtedness between the two localities.