And Marg'et she says, "Ef you bawl Like that, she'll not come down at all!
But she, too, thought that Patty would have a good influence over the motherless girl, and she was honestly glad that Patty could stay at her beloved seashore for the rest of the summer.
Oh, I can manage the servants," cried Patty, gaily.
You not hear de wild winds roar, and de wave make too much bobbery?
But, doctor," he continued, "what say you to some music?
That's about the size av it, father," acknowledged the other.
Well, annywan that has been a friend av that lad is all right.
Another word the like av that, an' I'll brain ye right in the presence of his riverence, here.
In the morning the landscape, which a few hours before was white with chaparral bloom, is now even more white with the bloom of the snow.
This spot is a broad low pass through the Rockies, more plain than mountain, but from which a most commanding view of numerous mountain chains are obtained.
He was not absolutely a stranger in London, for he had been elected at a club before he had left Oxford, and had been up in town twice, staying on each occasion some few weeks.
Has lovely a gal to my way of thinking as my heyes ever rested on; and I'm not haccounted a bad judge of such cattle, I can tell you, Sir Thomas.
Now I think of it, I have not half dined myself yet.
Yes, father;" and he went round and supported his father on his arm.
And so new did it all feel to him, so strange and wonderful, that he hardly dared to go out of the house by himself and wander about the premises of the Inn.
Lady Fitzgerald got up from her sofa, and welcomed her young guest with a kiss.
For she was most competent, faithful, and well-beloved by those to whom she ministered.
Sure, how kin a Frinchman expect to bate us whin nary ground-hog nor baver, the aither av thim, is theer in his counthry to tache him how to work wid earth an' timber?
She was referred by the sentry at the stoop to a room on the ground floor, her entrance being accompanied by the man shouting down the hallway: "Here 's wan more av thim townsfolks, sir.
They are so kneaded into our literature, so imbedded in the marrow of our minds by inheritance and instruction, we could not if we would really cast them from us at least as phases of thought.
An old man, badly wounded, came to the mission one day.
A few days before he was to be baptized, it suddenly struck Mr. Ferrier that this was caused by something with which he smeared his hair.
Well, he was hardly middle-aged, really; but the life he led made him seem so.
So he sold out of a crack regiment and came to try his luck at the diggings.
He belonged to one of the old swell families in England, and got engaged, but had no money to marry on.
Cuth was always very kind to me, though he was at the head of his class and I was always at the bottom, and one below my age.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "av" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
