Good reader, your mind shrinks back from such conceptions, of course.
These, then, good reader, to recapitulate, are points that seem to be established: I.
Again I call the witnesses to the stand, for I ask you, good reader, to accept nothing that is not proved.
Now, good reader, we have reasoned together up to this point.
Give me, therefore, thy hand, good reader, and let us soberly walk through the rest of what shall be said; and let us compare as we go each particular with the holy Scripture.
Light your pipe, good reader, you have to blow hard.
Let us keep in good spirits, good reader, we shall soon have to weep together enough.
Give us facts, and spare us your bosh, says my good reader.
Come with us now, good reader, to another and very different scene--out upon the boundless sea.
Now, you must not imagine, good reader, that we intend to drag you a second time through all the details of laying a deep-sea cable.
But don't imagine, good reader, that these cable-layers were beaten.
You think this a far-fetched coincidence, good reader!
Do you think, good reader, that Nigel and Winnie had much difficulty in coming to an understanding after that, or that the hermit was disposed to throw any obstacles in the way of true love?
Let us drop in on them, good reader, at a later period, have a look at them, and bid them all good-bye.
You, good reader, are the Caliph,--the mock magician is myself.
Bethink yourself, good reader, had you been the Member for Inch, it might have been a question whether to separate from such a follower.
To the dull slave the symbol told no tale; but, good reader, we know that there is but one maiden in all Anahuac who wears such a jewel, and we know for whom she wears that one.
War, good reader, never touches anything and leaves it as it was.
Let us regard the phrase in its pleasant aspect just now, good reader.
But you must not fancy, good reader, that what we have described is given as a specimen of the extent to which the slave-trade on that coast is carried.
The two men spoke in the Portuguese tongue, but as the natives and settlers on that coast speak a variety of languages and dialects, we have no alternative, good reader, but to render all into English.
Yes, there are many points of difference between civilised people and savages, and we think it right to point this out very clearly, good reader, because the man at whom you and I are looking just now is a savage.
It is not my purpose, good reader, to carry you step by step over the long, varied, and somewhat painful journey that intervened between us and Colorado at that time.
You will, therefore, I trust, good reader, regard the revelation of these things as a special mark of confidence.
Yes, good reader, that stranger was none other than myself, and my companion was Salamander.
Now, good reader, as Lumley said (without very good authority!
Sincerely do I wish, good reader, that neither you nor I may ever elicit such sympathy by having undergone such sufferings, although no doubt, such sympathy would be a rich recompense for them.
A comical affair happened with the Bears, which I shall relate to you, good reader.
There, good reader, with your leave, I will let them pursue their avocations for a while, as I am anxious that you should witness what is doing on board the vessel.
GUESS her surprise, good reader, when she heard, A lover's voice, who would not be deterred.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "good reader" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
