It looked like him enough to be his twin brother, if he had one.
His second wife was Susan Hammond, of Ostable, and by her he had one daughter, Ardelia.
When preparing to leave Seville he had one of those fiery quarrels, with which his life was to be studded.
Had one or other fallen to his lot, we might have had much literary work of a kind, but certainly not Lavengro.
A blister, I said, was all I could devise; and I had one accordingly, which cured the head, and set me at ease.
He had one son, Matthew, who seems, from what I can gather, to have been a wild sort of fellow in the early part of his career, and not to have been at any time on the best possible terms with the sanctimonious dad.
Well, yes; hehad one son, Samuel, a kind of companion of mine.
The French, among the numerous projects for the moral improvement of civilised man, had one, which, had it not been polluted by a horrid faction, might have been directed to a noble end.
William de Fedrett, had one fourth of Caithness, which their son resigned to her sister's husband, Sir Reginald Chen III.
But I had one comfort--I had not waked Livy; I believed I could find that sock in silence if the night lasted long enough.
Slowly but surely I got on garment after garment--all down to one sock; I had one slipper on and the other in my hand.
The last of October, 1891, while doing my chores in the morning, I had one of those bad spells and upset my lantern, which resulted in my losing my buildings by fire.
We had oneman of means--Philo Sherman Bennett, the friend of Mr. Bryan.
In that house I had one of the most bitter experiences of my life.
Captain Starlight, I surrender my sword--or should do so if I had one.
I had one at him afterwards, though, with his hands tied, too.
As he went up he had one end of the coil of the rope round his wrist.
The troopers were civil enough, and gave me a glass of grog now and then when they had one themselves.
We had onebit of luck in having to be tried in an out-of-the-way place like Nomah.
He had one proof; she had a duplicate; the copy lay between them.
And she reflected: "I wonder if my daughter, supposing I had one, would be as different from me as I am from my mother!
Had one of those big houses high up on the hill behind the town!
I fairly prayed for the sight of a painted form, and time after time my fancy tricked me into the notion that I had one.
The young man, who wore claret silk and a sword, had one of those thin faces of dirty complexion which show the ravages of dissipation, and he was talking with a rapidity and vehemence of which only a Latin tongue will admit.
If I had one I should try to quiet it by reminding it that I am fulfilling a long-delayed promise--I am making a garden for Mrs. Larrabbee.
It was not the way Ephraim would have gone about a love affair, had he had one.
I had one of 'em after me once, when I was young and prosperin' some.
The Baron, who was not more than thirty-three years of age, had one of those energetic, handsome faces whose type seems to belong particularly to old military families.
Fortunately for him, he had one of those excellent Breton heads that break the sticks which beat them.
An observer might have perceived that she had one of those hearts, so finely strung, from which a clever hand might make incomparable harmonies of passion gush; but perhaps he would be mistaken.
He had a good wife, faithful servants, plenty of money; but he had one misfortune--a false friend.
I wish I had one of them," said the princess; "but if they are so nimble as you say they are, it is impossible to catch one.
By his first marriage he had one daughter, called Florina, or the little Flora, because she was so fresh and lovely; at the time of his second marriage she was quite fifteen years old.
On one such occasion he had one companion, a half-breed of uncertain character, but who was taken along as a guide, he being familiar with the route.
Then I had two horseshoes in each hand, but I wasn't four times as happy as when I had one.
I picked up the second horseshoe, and then I had one in each hand.
We understand that in some sections Chinese chestnuts are attacked by worms but I repeat we haven't had one to date.
In this last lot we had a cross of the filbert on the beak or horn hazel[5], and of a cluster of three, had one to grow, which in turn was promptly eaten off by a rabbit or rodent of some description.
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