Well, I made up my mind that I would not remain in the collier; and, as the captain had gone on shore, I had plenty of time to look about me.
Our clothes were all in rags; but we had plenty of powder and ammunition; there were hundreds and hundreds of antelopes and gnus in the plain - indeed, sometimes it was impossible to count them.
That was our first adventure; we had plenty afterwards; but I think it is now time we should go to bed.
And having left Squire Faggus and Annie much sooner than had been intended, I had plenty of time before me, and too much, ere a prospect of dinner.
For though we had plenty of victuals with us we were not to begin upon them, until all chance of victualling among our friends was left behind.
Though I had plenty of time to think, I was taken by surprise no less, and unable to say anything; yet eager to hear the silence broken, and longing for a noise or two.
But in each instance I had plenty of leeway, the animal being so far off that even if my bullet had not been fatal I should have had time for a couple more shots.
I had plenty to learn, and the men and the officers even more; but we went at our work with the heartiest good will.
There were at least two rooms that were always warm, even in the bitterest weather; and we had plenty to eat.
But he had plentyof assurance, and quickly determined upon his course.
There was nothing to prevent his gratifying this wish, as he had plenty of time on his hands.
He had plenty of spirit, and he was provoked by the airs Oscar chose to assume, and by no means inclined to allow him to arrogate a superiority over himself, merely on account of his wealth.
I ought to mention that the stealing by the Johanna men was not the effect of hunger; it attained its height when we had plenty.
He had plenty of powder and common cloth from the Arabs, and our only chance with him was parting with our finer cloths and other things that took his fancy.
Meréré had plenty of ivory when the Arabs came first, but now has none.
It takes courage to be a good citizen, and he had plenty of it.
He had plenty of time, and he took up Blackstone again.
He had plenty of land too--I don't know how many acres.
It had plenty of room for enough pots, skillets, spiders, and ovens to cook for all de folks on dat plantation.
The horses were in good wind and condition now; we had plenty of rations--flour, tea, and sugar.
Jim was in fine spirits, and as we had plenty of good rations and first-rate tobacco we made ourselves pretty comfortable.
We had plenty of good beef, and a calf now and then.
Both zones were heavily wired, and we had plenty of machine-guns; I wish I could say we had plenty of men who knew how to use them.
Even the horrors--and we had plenty of them--didn't affect him.
He had plenty of strength for it, and presently he would have overwhelming strength.
He had plenty of money again, for one thing, and he liked to find dazzlingly new ways for investing it.
I think there was then no purpose in his mind of building a country home; but he foresaw that such a site, at no great distance from New York, would become more valuable, and he had plenty of idle means.
We had plenty of stores in the ship of every description: the cargo I had taken on board was chiefly manufactures, and as the island provided fresh meat, fish, and fruit, they were in want of nothing.
A bear can climb fast, but is very slow in his descent--the consequence was that I had plenty of time for my arrangements.
I joined a privateer brig, and after three cruises I had plenty of money, and determined to have another spell on shore, that I might get rid of it.
I was several days employed in packing up, but I had plenty of provisions and water, and had no doubt that I should be seen by some vessel before they were expended.
Subsequently I had plenty of leisure and rest instead of toiling amidst other carriers.
The good lady had little or no English; the girls, however, had plenty, and of a good kind too.
I spoke to him in Welsh, and he answered in English, saying that I need not trouble myself by speaking Welsh, as he had plenty of English, and of the very best.
We had plenty of hard work, and were pretty well tired when the day's labours were over.
We had plenty of work to do after we returned home, but I managed to make a run over to the settlement to pay a visit to my uncle and aunt and Lily.
We had plenty of work in felling trees, and either burning them or dragging them over the snow to places where we intended to cut them up.
She had not forgotten her other children, but she knew they could now look out for themselves, had plenty to eat, and a good, comfortable home in the old tree.
So that he had plenty to eat, could have nice swims and dives, and was not molested in any way, Hippo was a very peaceable animal; but once interfere with him in any way, and it was another matter altogether.
Again to the same place in the afternoon, and one or two other little errands, but between whiles I had plenty of time to write.
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