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... he was going, and wished more than ever to find the book. “It will be for next time,” he added; and picking up the vol- ume he had laid on the desk h... ... for Starkfield to visit the institution she recommended. He came back the next night with a black face; worse, Charity observed, than she had ever se... ...in’t going,” and shut himself up in the room he called his office; and the next day the lady who kept the school at Starkfield wrote that “under the c... ...bler and its fan from Hepburn. He had never given her anything before. The next outstanding incident of her life had happened two years later, when sh... ...o marry me,” he repeated, clearing his throat. “The minister’ll be up here next Sunday and we can fix it up then. Or I’ll drive you down to Hepburn to... ...e understood that he needed the help of books, and resolved to hunt up the next day the volume she had failed to find, and any others that seemed rela... ... hatred of him filled her heart. He became to her a horrible old man…. THE NEXT DAY, when Mr. Royall came back to dinner, they faced each other in sil... ...S TUMULT only a vague heart-soreness was left when she opened her eyes the next morning. Her first thought was of the weather, for Harney had asked he... ...eft to light her to bed. She took it and went up. The morning hours of the next day dragged by without inci- dent. Charity had imagined that, in some ...

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...hat he says, she lays 8 No Thoroughfare her hand upon the shoulder of the next boy on his right. That the action may be well noted, she keeps her han... ...sing it.” ENTER THE HOUSEKEEPER T he wine merchant sat in his dining-room next morning, to receive the personal applicants for the vacant post in his... ...her rest as housekeeper in Cripple Corner. THE HOUSEKEEPER SPEAKS O n the next day Mrs. Goldstraw arrived, to enter on her domestic duties. Having se... ...41 Charles Dickens and Wilkie Collins EXIT WILDING O n the morning of the next day, Wilding went out alone, after leaving a message with his clerk. “... ...t how to be quiet after it! “What do you think, George,” Wilding asked him next day, “of Mr. Obenreizer? (I won’t ask you what you think of Miss Obenr... ... being pleasant to youth and beauty, Marguerite merrily looked out for him next time. “Where is my Mr. Joey, please?” she asked V endale. So Joey was ... ... disappeared for a moment through the folding-doors communicating with the next room, came back with his hat and coat, and protesting that he would re... ...atory swing in the air. Madame Dor said, “Mon Dieu,” and vanished into the next room, pur- sued by a shower of stockings. “What must you think, Mr. V ... ...ds in the room. For the moment, he was plainly at a loss what to say or do next. “Before I answer that last question,” he said, after a little close c...

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... the formalities of the custom-houses, or barrieres, the same day, and the next morning we were all transferred to a celebrated shop that dealt in art... ..., rather than otherwise. The drawer was never opened, it is true, but that next it was in constant use, and certain crevices beneath the counter enabl... ...l- lennium was near. The shop was frequented less than usual that day; the next it was worse still, in the way of business, and the clerks began to ta... ...ounter, opened our drawer, seized us with no very reverent hands, and, the next thing we knew, the whole twelve of us were thrust into a trunk upstair... ...han one fourth of her labor was, as yet, completed. Could she get over the next six weeks, however, she would be comparatively rich, and, as her lease... .... “When does your lease end, mademoiselle?” demanded Desiree, carelessly. “Next week, madame. I intend to remove to the country with my grandmother th... ...ll my ordinary business—made my purchases, and am off for New Y ork in the next packet—” “Mais, le malle, monsieur?” “Y es, the trunk will have a corn... ...een me and a very respectable looking shirt, that I happened to be hanging next to on a line, a few days after my arrival; the colonel having judged i... ... whole phi- losophy of this matter, when I come to relate the manner of my next purchase, I will not stop here to relate all that Madame de la Rocheai...

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...e. He’s the very man,” declared the senior, without a moment’s hesitation. Next morning MacWhirr stood before them unperturbed, having travelled from ... ...ured drawing with the real thing at the flagstaff astern. When 12 Typhoon next Jukes, who was carrying on the duty that day with a sort of suppressed... ...r whipping up coals,” he remonstrated, gently. “We shall want them for the next coaling, sir.” “What became of the others?” “Why, worn out of course, ... ... and fro on the bridge, tripping down with small steps one moment, and the next climb- 24 Typhoon ing with difficulty the shifting slope of the deck.... ...hold forth about it to a lot of shipmasters who came in and sat at a table next to mine. It seemed to me the greatest nonsense. He was telling them ho... ... velvety blackness. A gust of wind struck upon the nape of Jukes’ neck and next moment he felt it streaming about his wet ankles. The stokehold ventil... ...a cool head.” “Y es, sir,” said Jukes, with a flutter of the heart. In the next few seconds the Captain spoke to the engine- room and got an answer. F... ...alm that lasted more than twenty minutes,” she read perfunctorily; and the next words her thoughtless eyes caught, on the top of another page, were: “... ...steward brazened it out. “Get along with you! He will be coming to tell me next,” jeered the old cook, over his shoulder. Mrs. MacWhirr glanced farthe...

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...kney being led by reins of white silk held by two footmen finely equipped. Next came all the cardinals in their robes, on pontifical mules, and Madame... ...gate and went to the lodging the Pope had just quitted, in order to go the next day and make obeisance to the Holy Father as a Most Christian king. “T... ...t day and make obeisance to the Holy Father as a Most Christian king. “The next day the king being prepared set forth for the 25 Balzac palace where ... ...rent distinctions, has reduced the trade of the furrier to what it now is,—next to nothing. The article which a furrier sells to-day, as in former day... ... rapiers, 58 Catherine dé Medici cloaks, and Monsieur de Thou’s furs. The next day the Parliament was to receive in state, as its president, this ill... ...sed into his dress- ing-room, which was entered through another small room next to the chamber. Standing in the wide recess of an immense window, Cath... ...hich Henri III. constructed at the farther end of the same suite of rooms, next to the hall of the States-general. It was in the old cabi- net that He... ...- sorbed as she was,—for a woman who seems to see nothing is often a lynx; next, the place where Christophe had carried them to keep them separate fro... ...e of the physicians of the house of Lorraine. “In that case, retire to the next room; we will send for you whenever we require your advice.” The physi...

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...course. But I shall write a post-card to Doctor Wing now.’ The doctor came next day. He examined the knee. Y es, there was inflammation. Yes, there mi... ...nt the fire and fear and anger in every heart. Doctor Wayne came again the next day for a proper examination. And, yes, the knee had really taken bad ... ... up the house and bring the rest of the family back to town, by train, the next day. Followed a dark and bitter time. The poor child. The poor, poor c... .... So she was quite excited and happy. John Thomas made her stay on for the next round. And therefore she could hardly for shame repulse him when he pu... ...a reply. There was nothing more to be got out of him. So they went to bed. Next day Joe was silent, sullen. Albert could make nothing of him. He propo... ...bert, with his nerves on edge, began to find the strain rather severe. The next Saturday evening, when Joe came in more black-browed than ever, he wat... ...s this driving the cows?’ I said. She too came out. ‘It’s the boy from the next farm,’ she said. ‘Oh, well,’ said I, ‘those Belgian girls! Y ou never ... ...f a heavy arm-chair. So I concluded he was recov- ered, or recovering. The next day was clear, and the snow had frozen, so I de- cided to carry him ba... ...t—but then he might not. They must be prepared. So the day passed, and the next. Hadrian made himself at home. He went about in the morning in his bro...

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...ce and Elson went in a search of cached store of flour, leaving Hubbard behind in a tent. Hubbard died of exhaustion and starvation on either same or next day. Wallace got lost in the snowstorm, while Elson, after a week of bushwhacking, building raft to cross swollen rivers (with no ax), reached the nearest occupied cabin. A search party found Wallace alive on October 30,...

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...s to me, no sane human being can see anything but stars higgledy-piggledy. Next to the translation of Ecclesiastes, his magnum opus was his work on Sh... ... account. I do not say that the missing chapter should not be added in the next edition: the hiatus is too great: it leaves the reader too uneasy befo...

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...ontinually reiterates it. In one of his recent letters he names the end of next sum mer as the period by which, if the war has not sooner termi nate... ...with them; unless allegiance is a mere question of local proximity, and my next neighbor, if I am a stronger man, can be com pelled to follow me in a...

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...ued all the while the Storm continued, and indeed some time after; but the next Day the Wind was abated and the Sea calmer, and I began to be a little... ... charming fine Evening follow’d; the Sun went down perfectly clear and rose next Morning; and having little or no wind and a smooth Sea, the Sun shinin... ...tirely without Excuse. For if I would not take this for a Deliverance, the next was to be such a one as the worst and most harden’d Wretch among us wo... ...o attack us again, and we to defend our selves; but laying us on Board the next time upon our other Quarter, he entred 60 Men upon our Decks, who imme... ...d rowing we knew not whither or which way, we labour’d all Day and all the next Night, and when the Morning came we found we had pull’d off to Sea ins... ... as well as Fishing. I got all this way as he had directed, and waited the next Morning with the Boat, washed clean, her Antient and Pendants out, and... ...le of Wind, and a smooth quiet Sea, I made such Sail that I believe by the next Day at Three a Clock in the Afternoon, when I first made the Land, I co... ...r was; however we were willing to accept it, but how to come at it was our next Dispute, for I was not for venturing on Shore to them, and they were a... ...eliver’d from the most miserable of all Conditions of Life, and what to do next with my self I was now to consider. The generous Treatment the Captain...

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...now changed and growing warm, and the summer being at hand. How- ever, the next week there seemed to be some hopes again; the bills were low, the numb... ... that end of the town, it might go no farther; and the rather, because the next week, which was from the 9th of May to the 16th, there died but three,... ...milies lay all sick together; and, accordingly, in the weekly bill for the next week the thing began to show itself. There was indeed but fourteen set... ...ted upon the whole that there were fifty died that week of the plague. The next bill was from the 23rd of May to the 30th, when the number of the plag... ...ure to stay no longer. I desired him to let me consider of it but till the next day, and I would resolve: and as I had already prepared everything as ... ...ith this resolution I went to bed; and I was further con- firmed in it the next day by the woman being taken ill with whom I had intended to entrust m... ...fairs. But I had a further obligation laid on me on the same side, for the next day I found myself very much out of order also, so that if I would hav... ...h of Whitechappel three, in the parish of Stepney but one. Likewise in the next week, from the 11th of July to the 18th, when the week’s bill was 1761... ...he loss of their friends, expecting that themselves should be summoned the next hour. Business led me out sometimes to the other end of the town, even...

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... which Mrs. John Hayes, whoever she might be, would one day preside. Thus, next to the barber and butcher, and above even his own mas- ter, Mr. Hayes ... ...is at—? CORPORAL. The ball, sir, ran right up his elbow, and was found the next day by Surgeon Splinter of ours,—where do you think, sir?—upon my hono... ... company.” And with this Mrs. Score curtseyed and retired. V ery early the next morning the active landlady and her bus- tling attendant had prepared ... ...you dog!” shouted out the Corporal a minute after. And so he did: and when next he saw Mrs. Catherine she W AS the Captain’s lady sure enough, and wor... ...ustavus Adolphus seemed satisfied, and left her to herself. He saw her the next morning for a moment: he was going a- shooting. Catherine had no frien... ... had done, but by the door, quietly, and so into the street. And when, the next morning, the doctor came to visit his patient, he brought with him a s... ...ake down your Lordship’s trunks, and the lady’s, and make you a bed in the next room?” V ery much to her surprise, this proposition was received with ... ... name!” And here, at this lock, we shall leave the whole company until the next chapter; which may possibly explain what they were. CHAPTER V. CONTAIN... ...not a little anxious for his return. This was not to be expected until the next morning; and a weary nuit de noces did Mr. Hayes pass. Dinner was serv...

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...publication as a flagship, leading to student publications for each of the next two levels of composition within the Penn State system—a “best of fres... ...ed and I did not make it. The coach just shrugged and told me to “Get them next time.” Throughout the season, I played a new position—second base. It ... ... was late and dark out, so they thought he had found another way home. The next day Nate’s phone rang. It was one of his friends asking if he was home... ...n announcement was made over the loud speaker by our principal. During the next few days, school was pointless. When I walked down the halls everyone ... ...ed throwing up, she helped me to my room and watched as I fell asleep. The next morning I woke up with a headache and a pain in my stomach muscles fro... ...st wishes to family and friends accompanied by expressions of forgiveness. Next, we light two bayberry candles. An old family legend has it that the b... ...t walk. Even though I didn’t become drunk I still had a good time, but the next day was awful. Yet that still didn’t stop me from drinking the next ti... ...transport him and my grandmother to the concourse where they will take the next plane on their journey . Quickly he turns around and signals to me tha... ...otball. We ended up throwing the football into a pond that we were playing next to. No one would retrieve it, so we decided to make some hotdogs over ...

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...d still accept the offer. Since such a repetition is not to be expected, the next thing most like living one’s life over again seems to be a recollect... ...he class of that year to be the head of it, and farther was removed into the next class above it, in order to go with that into the third at the end o... ... three to a stone, we brought them all away and built our little wharff. The next morning the workmen were surprised at missing the stones, which were... ...is manner we lay all night, with very little rest; but, the wind abating the next day, we made a shift to reach Amboy before night, having been thirty... ...nd in danger of being taken up on that sus picion. However, I proceeded the next day, and got in the evening to an inn, within eight or ten miles of ... ...had been published; but it never was. At his house I lay that night, and the next morning reach’d Burlington, but had the mortification to find that t... ..., was call’d to supper, went to bed again very early, and slept soundly till next morning. Then I made myself as tidy as I could, and went to Andrew B... ...ed me to come and see them; but I avoided it, and it was well I did; for the next day the captain miss’d a silver spoon and some other things, that ha... ...e, but no farther. On this it was propos’d that we should each of us, at our next meeting, produce a piece of our own composing, in The Autobiography ...

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...ncy Fair. 15 Memories and Portraits end; it was not there, nor yet in the next column, so that I began to think it had been dropped at press; and whe... ...king in the teeth of the Senatus; and in particular, proud of being in the next room to three very distinguished students, who were then conversing be... ...rite, he made a showy speech at a political dinner, was cried up to heaven next day in the Courant, and the day after was dashed lower than earth with... ...least, he was up one day on a pinnacle, admired and envied by all; and the next, though still but a boy, he was publicly disgraced. The blow would hav... ...tain low-browed, hairy gentleman, at first a percher in the fork of trees, next (as they relate) a dweller in caves, and whom I think I see squatting ... ... to France after the ’15; I was in a West India merchant’s office, perhaps next door to Bailie Nicol Jarvie’s, and managed the business of a plantatio... ..., and the tender, with some degree of safety, lie at anchor. I saw Earraid next from the stern thwart of an Iona lugger, Sam Bough and I sitting there... ...At times plucking dulse from the rocks At times at fishing.” So, about the next island of Iona, sang Columba himself twelve hundred years before. And ... ...he very grain of the language; you would think he must have worn the words next his skin and slept with them. Yet it is not as a sayer of particular g...

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... of M’Crie. Yet I believe they are worth reprinting in the interest of the next biographer of Knox. I trust his book may be a masterpiece; and I indul... ...g, and pass on. And lastly, how does it happen that the sea was quite calm next day? Is this great hurricane a piece of scene-painting after all? And ... ...er heart still else- where, succumbed to his fascination, and early in the next year the natural consequence became manifest. It was a heavy stroke fo... ...unselled by his heart. When we discover that we can be no longer true, the next best is to be kind. I daresay he came away from that interview not ver... ...tunity of a flirta- tion, and had carried the “battering” so far that when next he moved from town, it was to steal two days with this anony- mous fai... ... a little of the nature of batter- ing, and danger may be apprehended when next they meet. It is difficult to give any account of this remarkable corr... ...s to inhere in the life of the present; which was to be, first, human, and next, American; which was to be brave and cheerful as per con- tract; to gi... ...very galling thought. The Enchanted Ground of dead-alive respectability is next, upon the map, to the Beulah of considerate virtue. But there they all... ...ess how far he stands above the highest human doubts and trepidations. But next in order of truths to a person’s sublime convic- tion of himself, come...

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... dishonored by my Sonnes in Rome: 429 Well, bury him, and bury me the next. 430 They put him in the Tombe. 431 Luc. There lie thy b... ...949 them downe againe, for the man must not be hang’d 1950 till the next weeke. 1951 Tit. But what sayes Iupiter I aske thee? 1952 ...

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...hed, and only Leopold can get to the bottom of it. Unfortunately, as all hell breaks loose on the streets of New York City, he soon finds himself the next target of a powerful enemy who wants him silenced. Permanently. Against the backdrop of political corruption and murder, Leopold and his team must fight for their lives to uncover the truth before it's too late. Panic...

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...sehold name in Pakistan.[1] The first chapter entitled "Iqbal-e-Jurm" (confession) is about the author's motivation for writing an autobiography. The next seven "Jammu main plague" (Plague in Jammu), "Nanda Bus Service", "Chamkor Sahib", "Raj keroo ga khalisa baqi rahey na ko" (No one else but the Khalsa shall reign), "Maharaja Hari Singh kay sath chahay" (Tea with Maharaj...

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...terests. 41 Transfer of copyright ownership from one generation to the next by will, or otherwise, creates another class of problems involving in... ...bly diligent search. The details of the recommendation are set out in the next sections, followed by a discussion of some other proposals that we co... ...fice intends to determine the scope of the problem, evaluate appropriate next steps and create a record from which specific legislative proposals,... ...? Questions arising from these different approaches are set forth in the next sections. A. Case-by-Case Approach The ‘‘ad hoc’’ or ‘‘case-by-case’...