The pretty village of Bowness, near by, attracted my attention, this being my first experience in an English country village; and its appearance was in many respects novel, and unlike what I had expected.
In Paris my first experience at living was in lodgings in a fine new house on Avenue Friedland, third flight (au troisieme).
And to descend from history down to my own poor chronicle, Mr. Cooke's railroad case, my first experience at the bar of any gravity or magnitude, had tied to it a string of consequences then far beyond my guessing.
It was my first experience of heckling, and for the moment I was taken aback.
It was the horse's first experience with a side saddle, and at first he objected to the habit and jumped around and snorted quite a little, but he soon saw that I was really not a dangerous person and quieted down.
It was my first experience with a runaway horse, but I had kept a firm seat all the time--there was some consolation in that thought.
It was the doctor's first experience in camp, and of course he did not know how to make himself comfortable.
We entered that place and, in the course of conversation, I told him how I had beat my way from state to state, but that this was my first experience in Canada.
Here two women faced me as I made my appeal, and I saw at once displayed the sentiments of kindness thenceforth to greet me throughout my first experience--qualities of exquisite sympathy, rare hospitality and human interest.
It was my first experience of the great snow storms of Maine; my legs soon ached with wallowing, and my feet were distressingly cold.
It was my first experience, but Addison and Halse had forewarned me that we would have it hot in haying.
That was my first experience in active milling business, and it made a profound impression on my mind.
The more vivid and intense the first experience, the more sure will be the later recall.
A strong factor in determining association is the first experience.
Just now there comes to mind my first experience with a certain famous scientist.
As a first experience it was a little embarrassing, but the people seemed good-humoured and very ready to fall into place or move out of the way in obedience to my gestures when I tried to take some pictures, not too successfully.
My first experience of an angry crowd was on that day as we drove to the court; the streets were barricaded, the soldiers were under arms, every approach to the court crowded with surging throngs.
On my first experience of him on the platform at South Place Institute he described himself as a "loafer," and I gave an angry snarl at him in the Reformer, for a loafer was my detestation, and behold!
At Wilson Creek, two regiments from Kansas had their first experience of battle, and bore themselves most nobly.
My first experience in seeking to obtain a widow's plantation was not encouraging.
My first experience of a military campaign was on the expedition up the Missouri.
But in 1861 it was almost unknown on the provincial press, and this was my first experience of it.
There is no need to dwell upon the incidents of a commonplace tour like this, though one can never forget the delightful sense of exhilaration produced by a first experience of the living grandeur of the Alps.
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