When the next morning he joined the cavalcade, it was only by his extreme paleness that the struggle and agony of the past night could be traced, and he answered with correspondent cheerfulness William's cordial greetings.
This however not being quick enough for him, he joined the retreat in person and made the right wing wheel round, thus turning its unarmed side to the enemy.
The British army, shorn of their honours, went to Boston, while several thousands of the victorious Americans, as before recorded, joined the ranks of Washington.
The consequence was that the speaker, from this time, joined the ranks of opposition, and loudly repeated their cries of crown influence, abuse of prerogative, and rights of the people.
He joined the camp on the 13th of February at Mienza, passing through forests lined with formidable stockades, a deserted country, and destroyed villages.
In the spring Archie, with his retainers, joined the king, who was gathering his army for his march into the north.
Often he joined the lads of the village in their games.
So, after dinner, we joined the others, and sallied forth into the darkness of an Arizona night.
I joined the group, and afterwards asked her advice about the matter.
When abandoned by his own regiment of dragoons, he alighted from his horse, joined the infantry, and fought on foot, until he fell covered with wounds, in sight of his own threshold.
Went to Chicago, intending to join the Thomas Orchestra as violinist, but instead, joined the staff of the Chicago Journal and later that of the Daily News.
I have not had such a friendly act done towards me since I joined the ship, and I do assure you, Jerry, that I shall not be ungrateful--I shall not forget it.
The clerk, who was very taciturn in general, and seldom spoke unless on points connected with his duty, joined the conversation by addressing the surgeon.
III Not a soul was visible on the hedgeless highway, or on either side of it, and the white road seemed to ascend and diminish till it joined the sky.
Passing the few unhealthy fir-trees and cottage where the path joined the highway he hastened along, and struck away to the left, descending the steep side of the country to the west of the Brown House.
By this means he had become acquainted with the organist, and the ultimate result was that he joined the choir as a bass voice.
I've always been so sorry," said Vernon, "that I joined the fellows in playing him tricks.
At three Graham awoke him, and dressing hastily, he joined the others in the lavatory.
I used to know her husband, and her too a little, before she'd joined the Pietists.
Vronsky, having finished his talk with the architect, joined the ladies, and led them inside the hospital.
We happened to arrive at the spot where the river Atabbi joined the Asua.
Then even the women and boys jumped ashore, and laying hold of the tow-rope, joined the men in singing; and running forward along the hard bank they made the diahbeeah surge through the water.
The vakeel of Latooka had received and harboured two of my Egyptian soldiers, who had deserted from Gondokoro and joined the slave-hunters under the guidance of a Bari.
It was a natural impulse and a soldier's duty to fire in the direction of the assailants, as the overturned sentries quickly recovered and joined the guard in a volley.
When our troops appeared round the corner of the spur upon their flank they lost heart at once; and for the most part, throwing away their arms, joined the body of fugitives.
The buttons and facings he would, of course, get altered when he joined the regiment.
Jessie, awakened in her basket at the foot of the bed, joined the hump, whining a greeting, and wriggling furiously in an effort to tunnel her way to the ultimate depths of sheets and blankets.
The youth gave a yell, which was echoed by some of his rowdy companions, and by the two little schoolboys who had joined the throng in a frenzy of childish excitement, which they thought manly.
On this evening of summer, Cuckoo, as usual, joined the flight of the bats with a tired wing.
I saw him soon after he joined the Legion," said Hanson.
I joined the minute-men when I heard of the comin' of the British troops, and left my wife and two children home, under the care of my father, then about sixty.
My father, and two brothers, Samuel and James, and myself, joined the company, and we used to parade and drill every day.
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