Stella, I'm mighty sorry; but if you'll help me, I can get on my feet again.
The only place where her childrencan get it now is in the school.
Our only hope is in another land--America--if we can get away.
Anyhow, there isn't a shepherd's hut within miles that he can get to without our knowing it.
I'll have to shoot a man yet, I see, as I've done before now, before I can getattended to.
It is not given us," said Flosi, "both to share and choose, we must take what we can get.
If we didn't want to sell it for the most we can get for it, we shouldn't do it.
We journeymen must take jobs when we can get them.
He asks a large sum; more than I can get together to pay him without having time.
Get some blocks, or bits of board, or stones, for me to walk on, so that I can get out of your nasty mess.
I can get a good many if Cephas gives me wholesale price, with family discount subtracted from that.
Now the weekly strain's off my shoulders, I can get to work in earnest.
Now the New Year, reviving last Year's Debt, The Thoughtful Fisher casteth wide his Net; So I with begging Dish and ready Tongue Assail all Men for all that I can get.
Yes, you're right to take your first chance when you can get it.
The Prefecture of police adjoins the Conciergerie, and the magistrates, like the Governor, knowing all the subterranean passages, can get to and fro with the greatest rapidity.
With seven hundred thousand francs you can get a good many drinks," said Jacques Collin, making his pal quite drunk with hope.
Well, perhaps we can get up a new style of carburetor that will do the trick.
Young woman, you owe me and Maggie all the comfort we can getout of you.
Tell Benson to have the carriage at the gate, just as soon as he can get it there.
But that means that I can't go to--that I will have to teach this winter, if I can get a city grade or a country school.
We will 'sugar' a tree and put a light beside it, if I can get stuff to make the preparation.
I have a few and I can get more by the thousand, with every colour in the world on their wings.
As soon as we can get as much as we want from the ship, we must decide whether we shall stay here or not.
It will be better, sir, if we can find time, as we shall not have much more fine weather now; at all events, we can get them in at intervals when the weather is fine.
Well, sir, you must not work too hard, there is no great hurry; William and I can get through a great deal together.
If I can get at her I doubt if her mother will know her again!
I'll come over to the 'Ship' as soon as I can get away," Conyers promised.
I shall walk down to the Admiralty and see if I can get hold of old Wilcock," he continued.
He wants me to l'ave a hundred thousand he has of mine until he sees whether he can get through or not.
I want to get enough now to clear away two hundred thousand dollars' worth of the outstanding warrants, and as much more as I can get later.
But I know where I can get some of that soap cheap.
I suppose we'll have to invite her; I don't see how we can get out of it.
I can get you a compartment here, sir,' observed the official, as the train began to slacken speed before Bishopstoke station.
I am afraid, unless you choose to discount it yourself, it may detain me a day or two till I can get it cashed.
I'm going to play polo next term, if I can get my granddad to stump up.
Of course, there's legal separation--we can get that.
I shall not expect this time more than I can get, or she can give.
We can get a job driving a grocer's wagon, or we can get swallowed up in the Vortex of Bohemia.
That is," I added, despairingly, "if I can get a cop to see you.
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