Similarly one sees the occupants of the higher floors drawing vegetables and bread in baskets from the street and lowering the money for them.

It remained only to find an occupant for it.

At last, however, after walking for nearly four hours in the almost impenetrable forest gloom, always fearing lest we might miss the path, our hearts suddenly beat quickly by seeing before us a light shining in a window, and five minutes later Felix was knocking at the door, and asking in Finnish the occupant to give hospitality to a lady lost in the forest.

Opposite him was a chair, which seemed awaiting an expected occupant.

Those beneath me contained no occupants, nor, at first, could I distinguish any in the tier directly opposite.

" The last thing he had remarked, before Carmel's unearthly cry had sent the horrified guests in disorder from the house, was the presence of Dr. Perry in a small room which Sweetwater had supposed empty, until the astonishing events I have endeavoured to describe brought its occupant to the door.

The wagons advanced in single file, and some few of the men rode on horseback in order to act as advance guides to seek suitable camping grounds, and to protect the occupants of the wagons from attack.

It is generally finished after receiving its occupant by being leveled with the hard ground around it, never leaving, as is customary with the whites, a mound to mark the spot.

He made inquiries concerning the occupants; and, from what I have heard, I conjecture that he has learned more of my private history than I wished to have him know.

But it is my duty, unfortunately, to make passing search of your coach; will you pardon me if I do so?" As he spoke, Captain Yorke advanced to the door and extended his hand to assist the occupant of the vehicle to alight, but Betty, ignoring assistance, attempted to spring past him to the ground.

and we finally turn various illegal occupants out of our seats, and begin to fan ourselves in fervid anticipation of the coming musical treat.

She detected a glance of frigid superiority with which Mr. Whiston chanced to survey the other occupants of the compartment.

[Moultrie], and could soon drive out its occupants.

But we had got a direct hit on one dug-out and killed half a dozen occupants.

"Good-night, boys," he cried, in his shrill voice; he recognized the occupants of the auto and his quick brain took in the situation.

At the end of half an hour a man said to be the assistant in charge of the station entered the room and eyed all three occupants keenly.

You are ready to swear to the sleigh you speak of; that you saw it leave the club-house grounds and turn north?" "Quite ready; but you must not ask me to describe or in any way to identify its occupant.

Marjorie ran in at the kitchen door and greeted the two occupants of the roomy kitchen.

The heavy-hearted youth passed so close under the horses' front that only after he had gained the banquette abreast the carriage did he notice its occupants and Anna's eager bow.

But Doctor Holiday cut short his nephew's somewhat ungracious speech by a quiet reminder that the car was here primarily for Tony's use, and the boy subsided, having no more to say until, having deposited the occupants of the car at their various destinations, he announced to his uncle with elaborate carelessness that he would take the car around to the garage.

When I had first joined the party, I had given orders for 97 to be kicked in between the main string and their special, so as not to deprive the occupants of 218 of the view from their observation saloon and balcony platform.

Most of the shells contained gas and were designed to destroy the occupants of the trenches about to be stormed.

Ferragut followed the direction of her eyes and after long contemplation discovered there three occupants.

This would have soon made the fort untenable, so a small party was sent to dislodge the occupants.

But during the absence of the Pastor at Conference, two ministers of sister denominations came to the village and established appointments, occupying the house on alternate Sabbaths, thereby displacing the former occupants altogether.