We usually rode in the morning in the Bois and immediately after breakfast he started for Versailles in the parliamentary train.

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From a beginning, lost in the thick darkness of a past eternity, it has been marching forward in a career as pause-less as the sun in his journeyings through the sky, as clearly demonstrable as the growth of the germ that starts from the buried acorn, and moves on to its full development in the great oak.

While we have been looking upon these unsubstantial shadows, the sunlight has left the mountain peaks, the stars have come out in the sky, and the moon has started on her course across the heavens.

It was evidently made by some animal swimming, and the Doctor and Martin started in pursuit.

The boat quivered with the start of its occupants.

He was not much in a race, and he decided to climb; so selecting a smooth-barked, perpendicular ash sapling, he started with might and main towards the top.

Every one started to his feet, and the light was extinguished in a moment.

With one out Merkle batted the ball over second base for a single and the spectators, who had started toward the exits, halted.

Fearfully the girls watched her start into Mrs. Gilligan's room.

We started by rail, stopped at a station called Wannsee, and embarked on board a small steamer, the Princess Royal receiving the guests as they arrived on board.

The Colonel had risen upright on his cramped legs, red eyes starting out of his head.

Then, hurrying all my phrenology into my hat, I started down the street.

when Washington poked its nose in front of the Red Sox and started after the White Sox, only to be driven back into third place by the men of Callahan themselves.

We sent one of our boatmen to row them home; and as they started across the water, they treated us to a concert to which it was pleasant to listen.

It is significant, too, that it was in the decades subjected to the first influence of the French Revolution that the English daily paper took its start as an agent to influence public opinion.

I do not recommend starting before March 15.

It started without the services of Catcher Eddie Sweeney, who held out for a larger salary, and it had a manager at the helm who was inexperienced in major league leadership.

"You are a great ass, Diggy, to go giving us a start like that," said Jack, as they paused for a moment to take breath before returning to the house.

Thereupon, I started towards the creek to head them off, while the officers came up in the rear and gave chase.

"There, I guess we won't have any more visitors to-night," he said, as they started through the dark living-room to the stairs.

How I got through the hours before the starting of the train, I cannot tell.

Some rise in the world some sink; some start along the road of grandeur or obliquity, and then backslide or reform.

Dickens was reporting for the Morning Chronicle, and was just starting on a journey, but yet there are here two separate flourishes; one begins under the s of Charles and ends under the C of that name; the other starts under the capital D and finishes below the n of Dickens.

They got a porter to assist her into the depot waiting room and then Uncle John inquired about the next train for Leadville, and found it would not start until the following morning, the late overland train having missed that day's connections.