The royal visitors remained for several weeks at the castle, during which it continued a scene of revelry, intermixed with the sports of the chase.
For a few minutes Surrey remained gazing at the figure in mute astonishment, during which it maintained the same motionless posture.
But the fright and suffering had been too much for her, and a succession of fainting-fits followed, during which I thought she would expire.
We remained in Marietta about six weeks, during which time I repeatedly rode to Kenesaw Mountain, and over the very ground where afterward, in 1864, we had some hard battles.
I remained at Lancaster all of August, 1858, during which time I was discussing with Mr. Ewing and others what to do next.
He spent some days in Monterey, during which time we extracted with difficulty some items of his personal history.
In a pause--during which no one exactly liked to ask what we were all thinking about--there came a little tap at the door, and a little voice outside.
And then some others appeared to recollect the Norton Bury Mercury, and its virulent attacks on their host--for there ensued an awkward pause, during which I saw Ursula's face beginning to burn.
We at once returned to the ship, having been absent only two hours, during which we had caught sufficient to provide all hands with three good meals.
Thus, we had now been afloat for well over a year, during which time, except for our foraging excursions at the Cocos and Aldabra, we had certainly known no liberty for a whole day.
Apparently only a few minutes elapsed, during which my eyes were becoming accustomed to the darkness.
Arnold Armstrong and Louise had a long conference, during which he was heard to storm and become very violent.
I have been here one week, during which I have had not a single night of uninterrupted sleep, and I intend to stay until I have recuperated.
The march through this inhospitable region lasted 60 days, during which numbers of the soldiers perished from fatigue or disease.
These scenes of horror lasted for seven days, during which death in every conceivable form was busily at work.
He was so glad to find this was the worst, that his lecture lasted for two miles and a half, during which Guy, though attentive at first, had ample space for all the thrills of recognition at each well-known spot.
This support sufficed to keep things going for another two years, during which time a full-sized vessel was built.
He was silent for a time, during which he was actively engaged in the formation of a magic circle round the chest on which he sat.
How I enjoyed that morning meal, during which I prattled at my ease, talking of my lessons, my exercises, and my schoolmates!
He was shut up in his room while a week passed, during which I did not see him.
The exceptional period of the interval was the only one during which my mother bestowed constant attention upon me.
Even my father had found it very difficult to get the better of those fits of wounded feeling, during which I strove against my own relentings with a cold and concentrated anger which both relieved and tortured me.
Then follows a period of fasting and very strict abstinence which must last for forty days, during which time he is to touch no woman whomsoever, not even his wife.
After a noontide pause for dinner, during which my Emigrants were nearly all between-decks, and the Amazon looked deserted, a general muster took place.
An affecting scene followed, during which I was handed about and poked at her by various people, as if I were the bottle of salts.
After that truly dramatic scene, during which I could guess that the denouement of the play was near at hand, I went to my charming countess, taking care to change my gondola three times--a necessary precaution to baffle spies.
An hour passed in the midst of happiness, during which we forgot the whole world.
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