But David's little Ella was supposed to be dying when I left, I have come to take you back with me.
When we received a message from Arcadia, it was to this effect: that dear little Ella was alive when they reached home, but died the next day.
All that day her Aunt Ella had worn a wet towel turban-wise upon her head, and the look of a martyr about to enter a den of lions.
Aunt Ella found some languid satisfaction in replying dolorously that there was nothing that anybody could do, and that her part in life seemed to be to suffer.
Her Aunt Ella made it perfectly plain to Jean that she, for one, did not consider it respectable.
I've been shut up with Aunt Ellaand her favorite form of torture.
I don't blame Aunt Ella so much--but thank goodness, I can do without a shoulder to weep on, anyway.
Aunt Ella started things off by telling me what a disgrace it is for me to work in these pictures.
Add that to the habitual atmosphere of injury which she wore, and Aunt Ella was not what one might call a cheerful companion.
Her Aunt Ella said that Carl was going to do something about it, if things weren't changed pretty quick.
But as gray-haired Ella Jane said, she laughed so much that week she claimed she had a stomach ache.
Everyone in the bleachery grew up with everyone else; as Ella Jane said, you know their mothers and their grandmothers, too.
Then he described the retribution, and the lingering death of Ella under the agonies of the "rista oern" so vividly, that every Danish heart was filled with emulation.
The Sumerian account of Beginnings centres around the production by the gods of water, Enki and his consort Nin-ella (or Dangal), of a great number of canals bringing rain to the desolate fields of a dry continent.
The child of Enki and Nin-ella was the ancestor of mankind.
Ella was about eighteen, and Sally and Anna Toland, and the Harts, and the Kirkwoods.
She does not know |Ella no sabe a dónde which way to |volver la cabeza.
As you make your |Quien mala cama hace, bed so you must |en ella se yace.
Does she understand |¿Comprende ella lo what we say?
But it seemed to Molly and Marjorie that, if anything could be funnier than the Ella who first met them, it was the Ella of the retied sash!
Carefully putting down her parasol, and laying it aside, the Elegant Ellasauntered over to where the family were gathered round the wonderful can.
Ella can trim her hat if she chooses, and Hoopsy Topsy can take care of the children, and you can go on with your reading which we interrupted.
Why, I'd rather give Ella my best parasol than to try to sew anything for her!
That will keep the Elegant Ella in fans and sashes for some time!
Ella here, she can sweep; and Hoopsy Topsy's a good fist at it.
But I suppose that Ella thinks she's more respectable than we are this minute.
It did not seem probable that Ella ever had a weight on her mind in the way of housekeeping cares, but at the moment she was so absorbed in her hat-trimming that she paid no attention to her mother's remark.
I wonder what he is doing now, and if Ella makes him a good wife.
No, Bet takes after her mother; but Ella was pretty, and Bet is not, bless her.
And he andElla have never written--not a line, not a single word, since their little girl was born.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "ella" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
