There was something in the fashion and sweep of the garments, which, even at a distance, apprized him of the character of the comer.
It is my firm opinion, however, that had we been apprized of our cruel destination, we should have risen upon the boats, and attempted an escape, or sold our lives dearly.
It seems that the British are apprized of the daring spirit of the Americans; they watch them with as much dread as if they were so many tigers.
At least, I am not apprized that any engagements were made upon the journey, although, for my part, I couldn't help falling in love just a tiny bit with the charming young ladies who delighted us with their company.
We were completely surprised; and when the speaker concluded, the Scribe was about to rise and respond, but a slight motion from Her Majesty apprized him that she preferred to reply in person.
Márta Láya having been apprized of the Susúnan's anger, he collected an equal number of men.
The other,--that no living creature be apprized where I am to be heard of, or directed to.
I hope you will not look on it as contumacy," said Whitefield to the bishop, "if I persist in prosecuting my design until I am more particularly apprized wherein I have erred.
I am apprized of the almost universal disposition for the increase and abuse of authority.
In the meanwhile, the governor of Sonora having been apprized of the movements at Monterey, took upon himself to punish the outbreak, imagining that his zeal would be highly applauded by the Mexican government.
Thus braving the opposition of their parents, they plunge themselves into a state of misery, without having, as a melancholy alleviation to their anguish, the solitary consolation that they were not apprized of their danger.
He found contracts drawn up and ready for his signature--the friends of both families apprized of the proposed alliance, and every thing actually prepared for his marriage.
Mr. Sharpe being accidentally apprized of the loss, conveyed the intelligence to Sir Robert.
Of this he had apprized Sir Robert, who had persisted, nevertheless, in holding possession, and in his claim for the mesne rents.
But, thanks to Heaven, I am apprized in time of the truth.
Had I acquainted her with my brother's demands, she could have apprized me of all that I had since discovered.
Her mother, no doubt, is apprized of this, and has now pursued the only effectual method of securing submission.
From him it was learned, that the Indians had been apprizedof the intention of Gen.
The wood was piled, the intended victim was apprized of his approaching fate, and before the flaming torch was applied to the faggots, he was told to take leave of those who were assembled to witness the awful spectacle.
All were apprized of the impending danger, and that it was impracticable in the pressing condition of affairs, for the newly organized government to extend to them any effective protection.
But they had been already apprized that the enemy was at hand.
The Indians were soon apprized of this and determined on intercepting the provisions, and if practicable, to prevent their reaching the place of their destination.
But before the whites were aware of their nearness to the Indians, these had become apprized of their approach, and separated, so as to leave no trail by which they could be farther traced.
The settlement at Wolf's creek escaped a similar fate, by being apprized of the destruction of Big Bottom by two men who got safely off in time of the massacre.
Henri de Tonti was visited at his Fort St. Louis on the Illinois, by Couture, one of his men whom he had left at Arkansas Post in 1686, who apprizedhim of La Salle's tragic death.
In the morning was apprized of the approach of strangers by the report of a gun from my lookout guard.
Next, it looks well, that he had apprized the women (before this conversation with them, of his intention to stay in this house, after I was removed to the other.
But now that I find Mr. Lovelace has apprized his relations of his intent to take it, and had engaged some of the ladies to visit me there, I could hardly forbear blaming myself for censuring him as capable of so vile an imposture.
As soon as I became apprized of it, I bethought myself that I would secure a certain sum of money which lay by me, safer than to hire it out to Stanton.
It was singular enough that the day of my return also proved to be the anniversary of my birth; and of this I was dulyapprized by Sergeant Brady, as he unclosed the gate to let me in.
A letter I had received on my return to the head-quarters of the fourth division, after my sejour with the Empecinado, had apprized me that events in which my future fortunes were involved, hurried rapidly to a crisis.
When Miss Wardour arrived in the court of the Castle, she was apprizedby the first glance that the visit of the officers of the law had already taken place.
Jemima had apprized her charge of the visit, and she expected with trembling impatience, inspired by a vague hope that he might again prove her deliverer, to see a man who had before rescued her from oppression.
The president concluded by declaring his resolution to refrain from any endeavour to use force, till all the colonists were apprized of his intentions as now expressed.
For this indeed he pleads disinterestedness [I am sure he cannot politeness]; and the more plausibly, as he is apprized of the ability they have to make it worth his while to court them.
Mrs. Clifford, previously apprized of his intended visit, at the sound of the bell, accidentally remembered that she had left her scissors up stairs.
Had Britons been apprized of the origin of this people, and the peculiar circumstances of their case, the national character would not have been stained, by the abuse and mal-treatment which Gypsies have received.
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