Well, it appears that the rascal has been lying low for a considerable time in the house of our reverend friend, Putwood Leveson.
It took a considerable time for it to reach Washington, receive the approval of the administration, and be finally ratified by the Senate.
The men had been on half rations of hard bread for a considerable time, with but few other supplies except beef driven from Nashville across the country.
This guard would be encountered first and, as they were in a natural intrenchment, would be able to hold the enemy for a considerable time.
Nothing, however, equalled the pain of coming face to face with the man at the door; the strange look he gave me haunted me ever afterwards, and for a considerable time I avoided the pit of the Leipzig theatre.
As Schroder-Devrient soon left Dresden for a considerable time, the Fliegender Hollander saw only four performances, at which the diminishing audiences made it plain that I had not pleased Dresden taste with it.
He held out a considerable time, but at last yielded himself up for want of water, and divine power immediately intimated its agency in the matter.
With her he lived a considerable time in wedlock, and then divorced her, though she had made him the father of noble children; being mother of the renowned Scipio, and Fabius Maximus.
When the enemy drew nigh, he bade his men stand to their arms, until he had finished the sacrifice, in which he spent a considerable time, either by some difficulty of the thing itself, or on purpose to invite the enemy nearer.
Any serious breach of the organic law, persisted in for a considerable time, can not but create fears for the stability of our institutions.
The two Governments have been uniting their efforts for a considerable time past to aid Central America in attaining the degree of peace and order which have made possible the prosperity of the northern ports of the Continent.
The prince evinced much satisfaction at my resolution, and entertained me handsomely at Sagres for a considerable time.
Yet in 1800 Radnor forest presented a conflagration of nearly twenty miles circumference, which continued to spread for a considerable time, in spite of every effort to arrest its progress.
It must not be supposed that the whole of what I am describing was visible to the persons about him; nor, indeed, was I acquainted with it in the extent here stated but after a considerable time, and in gradual succession.
It had indeed been an additional aggravation of Hawkins's calamity, that Mr. Falkland, whose interference might otherwise have saved him, had been absent from the neighbourhood for a considerable time.
Having read for a considerable time, they looked at me, and then at the paper, and then at me again.
I easily perceived, that this pursuit had one advantage to a person in my situation, and that a small number of books, consulted with this view, would afford employment for a considerable time.
For a considerable time I rather chose to expose myself to every kind of misfortune, than disclose the secret that was so dear to you.
Doctor Hillhouse made no reply to this, but sat like one in deep and, perplexed thought for a considerable time.
Then followed the sound of a repressed struggle, of an effort to get free without making a noise or outcry, which continued for a considerable time, accompanied by a low muttering and panting as of a man in some desperate effort.
He was in the supper-room for a considerable time.
In taking her he had provided himself with something the lack of which had left a bare place in his mind for a considerable time.
Mrs. Hilbery listened without making any remark for a considerable time.
All the softer tissues of this beetle were completely dissolved, and its chitinous integuments were as clean as if they had been [page 329] boiled in caustic potash; so that it must have been enclosed for a considerable time.
Those with the weakest solutions should be made on plants which have been kept for a considerable time in a warm greenhouse, or cool hothouse; but this is by no means necessary for trials with solutions of moderate strength.
Some bits of meat, after being left for a considerable time on the pedicels, were pushed upwards, so as just to touch the glands, and in a minute the tentacles began to bend.
As the aggregated masses slowly changed their forms, and as they suffered disintegration when left for a considerable time in a strong solution, there can be little doubt that they consisted of protoplasm.
This was truly a prize I conveyed the treasure on board, and in the economical manner in which it was used, it furnished the mess to which I belonged with a supply of fuel for a considerable time.
They took their places just without the door, on their knees, and went through the preparation prescribed by the rules of confession; repeating certain prayers, which always occupy a considerable time.
The month is kept forced open, and the straining of the jaws at their utmost stretch, for a considerable time, is very distressing.
I have already said, that if we bandage tightly, for a considerable time, any part of the human frame, it is apt to become weaker.
On the contrary, if the room have been, for a considerable time, rather cool, the bath may be made several degrees cooler than in other circumstances.
If you keep a limb extended for a considerable time, you weaken the one set of muscles; if you keep it bent, you weaken the other.
Now every person must see that the weight of the child's head and shoulders, resting for a considerable time on the slender cartilaginous spinal column, may easily bend it.
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