I went on through the house from room to room, but they were all empty, and everything was so grim and mysterious.
The girl passed on, going from room to room of the house, but they were all empty, and still she saw no one.
He looked around, as if he expected some one to contradict him; but they were all silent.
Thus he spoke; but they were all still in silence.
Thus he spoke; but they were all mute, in silence.
Previous to this I wrote three different letters, but they were all as I fear too expressive of those strong sensations which I have found it very difficult to calm.
Her fears and feelings were powerful I grant, but they were all social, and would have been equally awakened for any creature whom she had known, and had equal cause to esteem.
His mind apparently made several attempts to recover itself; but they were all ineffectual.
Marmont made some efforts to relieve the forts which were now invested; but they were all taken by the 27th, and he then took up a strong position on the northern bank of the Duero.
Other motions hostile to Sandwich were made in both houses, but they were all lost by majorities of nearly two to one.
Similar resolutions were moved in the house of lords by the Duke of Richmond; but they were all negatived by a large majority.
And when Saul was come to Jerusalem, he assayed to join himself to the disciples: but they were all afraid of him, and believed not that he was a disciple.
He assayed to join himself to the disciples: but they were allafraid of him, and believed not that he was a disciple.
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