I had likewise occasion to become acquainted at the Venetian Embassy with a lady from Venice, the widow of an English baronet named Wynne.
Should you not approve of that way to become acquainted, the nun will appoint a certain casino in Muran, in which you will find her alone, in the evening, any night you may choose.
Our sadness was in reality nothing but shyness; we loved each other, but we had had no time to become acquainted.
Shy and elusive, it slips away again in a most unfriendly fashion, and is lost in the wet tangle before you have become acquainted.
After all that may be said in the books, a bird is either common or rare to the individual who may or may not have happened to become acquaintedwith it in any part of its chosen territory.
Though we become acquainted with it chiefly in the migrations, it impresses us by its numbers rather than by any gorgeousness of attire.
Indeed, if we cannot study our bird afield, the next best place to become acquainted with it is in the pages of the English poets.
He was kind and affable, and easy to become acquainted with, but owing to diffidence on my part I did not improve the opportunity as I should have done, a circumstance which I now much regret.
Mr. Thomas, not being familiar with the concerto, wished to be present in order to become acquainted with it, and at the appointed time was the first to make his appearance.
However, I liked his looks, as he seemed good-natured, though perhaps not like a man with whom one might easily become acquainted.
I was 13 years old when I wished to become acquainted with an enormously large giantess, in whose body I might take a walk, and where I could inspect everything.
I don't find the Pryors easy to become acquainted with," said mother.
Perhaps you would allow me to ride over some week day and become acquainted?
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