He had been thinking, ever since he had ascertained the identity of Stephen.
And how, ever since, she had held the man in her heart and thought of him every day; sleeping as well as waking, for he was a factor in her dreams!
Ever since he had made up his mind to marry her she had assumed a new aspect in his thoughts.
David Brown had not been long in Aldeen when he secured the deserted temple and converted it into a Christian oratory, ever since known as Henry Martyn's Pagoda.
He shook his head, and said that the boy had been impudent and disobedient, ever since he bought him; that he was going to break him in, once for all.
He sought Miss Ophelia, who, ever since Eva's death, had treated him with marked and respectful kindness.
Harald replied, it was a common saying that he must gain the victory before whom that banner is borne, and it had turned out so ever since he had owned it.
William was after this king of England for twenty-one years, and his descendants have been so ever since.
The branches and twigs showed forth his posterity, spread over the whole land; for of his race, ever since.
It is the same lamentation which, ever since Werther, was to be heard throughout all literature.
In several of her novels, ever since Valentine, she had given us peasants among her characters.
In spite of this, ever since I have been relieved in my mind about the danger, I have been able to write a few pages in the mornings while he is resting.
The Synod shouted murder at such scandal; and has been struggling, ever since, to get the Parson exterminated.
The pity for Jonathan, the horror which he experienced, the whole fearful mystery of his diary, and the fear that has been brooding over me ever since, all came in a tumult.
Ever since then I have taken care not to take off my hat or veil, and so have escaped their suspicions.
It has been on the front of my old glass necklace (which my grandfather found them taking away, and very soon made them give back again) ever since I can remember; and long before that, as some woman told me.
Nevertheless, my terror left me, now I was face to face with it, and had to meet the worst; and I set myself to do my best with a vigour and sort of hardness which did not then surprise me, but have done so ever since.
Mrs. Medlock, "we've had to let him trample all over every one of us ever since he had feet and he thinks that's what folks was born for.
He's knowed me ever since I was a little 'un an' he's a friendly sort an' I axed him some questions.
Oh, I've heard it ever since I remember," he answered crossly.
I have known him keep his cows boldly in my meadows, though he knew I saw him; but now, ever since I have been mayor, he runs away fast enough.
Ever since 1789 France has been trying to make man believe, against all evidence, that they are equal.
But, ever since 1789 religion has no influence on two thirds of the French people.
For, ever since he was a child, you know, it had been the great object of his life to find his sister.
Ever since my infancy, I have dwelt in the cave of Chiron the Centaur.
Ever since 1830, petty partial revolts had been going on here and there, which were quickly suppressed, but ever bursting forth afresh, the sign of a vast underlying conflagration.
Ever since I have been in these parts I have dwelt in this enclosure alone, never setting foot outside, and seeing no one but that child who helps me.
The aediles," as the expression ran in elegant dialect, had forgotten it ever since 1814.
As for Grantaire, he had got beyond wine, that merely moderate inspirer of dreams, ever since mid-day.
Ever since I could remember I had watched courting male birds fight all over the farm.
Ever since I had added to my quill and arrow money, the great big lot at Easter, father had shared his chest till with me.
Ever since I came, it's been nothing but notice of one assessment after another.
I wanted to tell him so at the time, and I have wanted to tell him so ever since; and Miss Gwilt stands between us and prevents me.
Ever since I got that strange letter of Midwinter's last Sunday, my usual readiness in emergencies has deserted me.
Mrs. Milroy declared she was too ill to enter on the subject, and she has remained too ill to enter on it ever since.
Well, ever since then, the infernal project has been ripening in her brain.
You will perhaps smile at me when I tell you that, ever since I have known this man, I have involuntarily entertained the idea that all the good fortune which has befallen me originated from him.
Ever since Valentine's dowry had been mentioned, Morrel had been silent and sad.
Mischievous Tolpatcheries and Trencks, ever since he crossed the Donau again, have escorted him, to right, as close as they durst; dashing out sometimes on the magazines.
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