This is the finest fish of New Holland that I am acquainted with.
The gentleman is acquainted with Flintwinch; and when the gentleman was in London last, I remember to have heard that he and Flintwinch had some entertainment or good-fellowship together.
I am acquainted with no reason for examining myself, or for being examined, about it.
How should you be acquainted with any of her family?
If I should be quite sure that to be acquainted with it will do Mr Clennam no good--' 'I know you are attached to him, and will make him the first consideration.
Newton, who had no wish to be acquainted with a French cachot, sooner than it was absolutely necessary, gave the promise required by Monsieur de Fontanges, assuring him that ingratitude was not a part of his character.
Every one, who is acquainted with Westminster-School, knows that there is a Curtain which used to be drawn a-cross the Room, to separate the upper School from the lower.
I am acquainted with many a brave Fellow, who carries his Mistress in the Lid of his Snuff-box, and by that Expedient has supported himself under the Absence of a whole Campaign.
Your love to your Fannikin, I well know, makes all trash interesting to you that seems to concern her ; and I have no greater pleasure, when absent, than in letting you and my dear Susan be acquainted with my proceedings.
My business is at Melun, in a certain presbytery I am acquainted with.
My father says that he does not wish that I should be acquainted with Mrs. Stokes," said Lucy.
He was not, however, acquainted with any of the persons with whom she was walking, and was obliged to give up his purpose.
I believe he fully comprehends the nature of true silence; and he is acquainted with many interior persons whom we wish to see in Switzerland, &c.
This slight incident was the means of making me acquainted with an honest and religious man, as I afterwards found him to be.
Pray, Stella, be satisfied; 'tis very pretty: and that I must be acquainted with such a dog as this!
They are very good girls; and if Lady Betty went to Ireland, you should let her be acquainted with you.
You will think it affectation; but nothing has vexed me more for some months past, than people I never saw pretending to be acquainted with me, and yet speak ill of me too; at least some of them.
I have other things to mind, and of much greater importance;[7] else I have little to do to be acquainted with a new Ministry, who consider me a little more than Irish bishops do.
Three ladies were railing against me some time ago, and said they were very well acquainted with me; two of which I had never heard of, and the third I had only seen twice where I happened to visit.
It may, so far as can be discovered, be drawn up by the gentleman who offered it, and, perhaps, no other person may be acquainted with it.
Perhaps, like other gentle and quiet characters, it will be better appreciated the longer I am acquainted with it.
They are among the most picturesque birds that I am acquainted with; indeed, quite the most so, because the manner of their flight makes them almost stationary parts of the landscape.
Summer-squashes are a very pleasant vegetable to be acquainted with.
Rakshasa (Ghatotkacha) acquainted with a hundred kinds of illusion, as the latter advanced.
Bhurisravas, too, was, by an act of unrighteousness, slain by thee that art soacquainted with righteousness.
I thank you for making me acquainted with the book, and I thank the Jew Mousha for making me acquainted with you.
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