We flew the White Ensign at halfmast from dawn to sundown on the day she died.

As Jean de Breboeuf told his rosary At sundown in his cell, there came a call!

If it be the will of Providence that one should be scourged, I take it as the Divine purpose that I should finish the business by scourging the other"; and therewith he orders the constable to take what money we have from our pockets and clap us in the stocks till sundown for payment of the difference.

Standing towards sundown at another window, I saw Georgiana sewing at hers, as I have seen her every day since I got out of bed.

Then Dawson offering Moll her choice, she took the upper floor for her chamber, leaving us two the lower; and so, it being near sundown by this time, we to our supper in the sweet, cool air of evening, all mightily content with one another, and not less satisfied with our stew, which was indeed most savoury and palatable.

"Their wagons," she said, "started to-day at sundown from Tribes Hill; Sir John, the Butlers, and the Glencoe gentlemen follow at dawn.

We kept our promise, turning over the prisoners a little before sundown of the 16th.

* Stand with me at sundown opposite the gateway of the mosque and watch the stream of worshippers flowing in through the portals of the house of prayer.

But she will wander at sundown through the exquisite woods of Eastwell, and will watch the owlets in their downy nest or the nightingale silhouetted against the fading sky.

" "I'll give you till sundown to-morrow night.

From sundown until long after dark, they came straggling wearily back; their horses nearly exhausted, the riders beginning to fear that Sibyl would never be found alive.

At any other time such an expedition as that they were about to make would have been delightful to her for its own sake, Enrica was so shut up within the palace, except on the rare occasions when she accompanied Teresa to mass, or took a formal drive on the ramparts at sundown with her aunt.

"Why," says I, "our passes expire at sundown after the day of Ramadah, so we must get hence, by hook or by crook, before that.

Whenever absent at church or elsewhere he must be on the plantation by sundown without fail.

Next afternoon we came to rough roads again, camping at sundown along the shore of a noisy brook.

Does she count going to bed at sundown as one of her endearing peculiarities?" "Quite the contrary, I imagine.