After this the soldiers of Narvaez submitted to Cortes; who detached two hundred soldiers to the river of Garay or Panuco, and a similar detachment under John Vasquez de Leon to Cosualco.

His Political Justice was published in 1793, Caleb Williams in 1794, and St. Leon in 1799.

Then I felt most extremely angry with Leon for being such a muff.

" "Simply this: At the last moment you will decide to take Leon with you. Give him no more time than he needs to pack a handbag.

You can sign my name," and taking Leon by the hand, together they went out, descended the stairs, and started homeward.

Ain't you ashamed?" Mouth distended to a large and blackly hollow O, Leon between terrifying spells of breath-holding, continued to howl.

" Mr. Simmons meekly obeyed: "Mrs. Barringer, let me interduce you to Mr. Leon of St. Louis, of the house of Draper & Mercer.

When Susan reached her home she found Leon at the gate.

Ancient or Karaite synagogues remained in Spain until the expulsion of Jews at the close of the fifteenth century, and yet much later in the provinces that were not annexed to the United Kingdom of Castilla and Leon under Ferdinand and Isabella.

This is his girl, a five years' contract signed yesterdayfive hundred dollars an opera for a beginnersix rôlesnot badnu?" "Abrahm, you must ask Mr. Ginsberg please to excuse Leon until after his concert" "Shake hands with him, Ginsberg.

"All of South America save Brazil and the two Guineas, all Central America, Mexico, the entire territory west of the Mississippi, now embraced by the United States, beautiful Cuba, from whose eastern province of Santiago Ponce de Leon across the lucent waves of the tropical sea coveted the ambrosial forests and fertile meadows of Porto Rico, whence he was to sail to the floral empire of Florida.