I was so much taken with it all that I had no eyes for my own people who were there to see me off, until straight out from the crowded wharf there came a young man whom I knew well.
He knew well that as a rule it was not fitting that he should ask a married man without his wife; but there are occasions on which an excuse can be given, and upon the whole the men liked it.
He knew well whom it was that he suspected;--and she knew also.
Augustus, who was old for his age, and had already practised himself much in London life, knew well how to make himself agreeable.
He knew well what he could do, and never attempted that which was beyond his power.
I frequently replied that everybody, nay, all Italy, knew well I was an excellent goldsmith; but Italy had not yet seen what I could do in sculpture.
As far as we were concerned, we knew well that we had lost a friend--our best friend--in our dear old Colonel.
We knew well that in all probability few of us would ever see our dear old home again, or those who were near and dear to us.
Whether M'Caskey had any forebodings of what was to come or not, he knew well that it was not the moment for men like himself to be needed.
The next one had a led horse, on which rode poor old Jim, looking as if he was going to be hanged that day, as Billy said, though I knew well he wasn't thinking about himself.
Jim and I knew well that, bar accidents, we were as safe in the Hollow as we used to be in our beds when we were boys.
Prisoner was then very well dressed, was gentlemanly in his manners, and came to his office with a young gentleman of property whom he knew well.
They were educated at an academy in Walthamstow, kept by Mr. Cogan, a Presbyterian minister, whose son I knew well.
His mother, whom I knew well, related anecdotes of his early days at home, and at Mill Hill School, where he had schoolfellows who afterwards distinguished themselves in the walks of Dissent.
Joseph Kinghorn, his opponent, a distinguished Hebrew scholar, I knew well, as he lived in Norwich during my boyhood.
Then I thought I would sleep while I might, for there was no sea to fear, and the tide set with the wind away from shore from the river mouth, as I knew well, for it was ebbing.
So I bid them go, and on that their leader, a stout freeman named Leof, whom I knew well as one of Egfrid's best men, said that he would come with me.
Soon the bishop judged that the time was come for mass, and he called softly to me, bidding me serve, for I had often done so for him in the old days when I was a boy and he was at Reedham, and I knew well what to do.
I knew well what it meant to a proud, sensitive spirit; and although it was only the usual probation for literary novices, it might have a different effect from successful training in the case of a thoughtful if irritable mind.
God knows what I hoped for, for I knew well it must all inevitably end in despair, yet like the moth I must continue to singe my wings until the flame devoured me.
For I knew well--my every soldier instinct told me--that somewhere out in that impenetrable mystery were blazing the camp-fires of an enemy.
He knew well it was not what others writ or said that could make him a praying person; nothing less than the Spirit could do it.
Her father and mother were dead, and that he knew well enough, and so she was the more easily overcome by his naughty lying tongue.
His moth-er had taught him to love the Bi-ble, and this Good Book he knew well.
He knew well how to fight the red men though, and in 1794 beat them in a fierce fight, on the spot where the cit-y of De-troit now stands.
Sorra one could give such a screech but a throat I knew well, and so I called out at the top of my voice, 'Ah, ye limb of the devil, this is your work!
It might have been her compelling personality--it might have been the marvels of beauty about me, but I knew well I had entered at some mystic gate.
That it meant no shade more than she had said I knew well.
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