I found there a large party of children, collected together for Christmas Day, and all sitting round a table at tea.
Mr. Rouse, and a large party whom he kindly took under his protection, lived for the first week in a garden beneath some apple-trees.
On the road we met a large party of noble athletic men, going for wild bananas.
Sharp told me that one evening being at Sheridan's house with a large party, Tom S.
It is best to think so at least, unless the contrary be demonstrated.
But everybody has his own mode of expressing interest, and mine is stoical even in bitterest grief.
Our high situation enables us to contemn petty insults and to make advances towards cordiality.
Worked in the morning; then drove over to Huntly Burn, chiefly to get from the good-humoured Colonel the accurate spelling of certain Hindu words which I have been using under his instructions.
The other hearing of this, and meeting her one evening at a large party, said: "Cousin Julia, I hear that you have said my father was nothing but a tailor.
In the evening, a large partygathered at Negley's quarters, where lunch and punch were provided in abundance.
They contain many extracts clipped from the Northern Democratic press, and the Southern soul is jubilant over the fact that a large party in Ohio and Indiana denounce President Lincoln.
Luckily, we were a large party, and an indignant protest and threatened appeal to the landlord brought the Chinese waiters to their senses, and induced them to grant us half an hour's law.
Here we found a large party assembled, watching half the population of Hilo disporting themselves in, upon, and beneath the water.
Quite a large party of many natives were gathered together, not the least cheerful of whom was the young mother whose case had interested me so much.
He travelled in company with a large party of men, women, and children who, disheartened by the Indian ravages, were going back to the settlements.
The latter went by water and took a large party of immigrants, including all the women and children, down the Tennessee, and thence up the Ohio and Cumberland to the Bluff or French Lick.
Seeing this, a large party of the Maoris, and among them Te Waharoa and the Maori king, stayed in the redoubt.
A large party, headed by Mr. Clarke, the supercargo, had started in boats, intending to sail along the coasts and obtain help from Sydney.
He set out with a large party, and soon reached the Cogoon River, a tributary of the Condamine.
As a storm was coming up it was quite dark, and the scouts feared that they would lose the way; besides it was a dangerous ride, as a large party of Indians were known to be camped on Walnut Creek, on the direct road to Fort Hays.
During the summer of 1871, Professor Marsh, of Yale College, came out to McPherson, with a large party of students to have a hunt and to look for fossils.
On my way back to the command I discovered a large party of Indians, which proved to be the Cheyennes, coming up from the south, and I hurried to the camp with this important information.
With as little delay as possible, but with groundless forebodings of coming evil, a large party of us left for Aroma.
The murderers lived at the other end of the village; and thither, accompanied by a large party, I went.
Coming suddenly on a large party of men, women, and children returning from a dance, they were so frightened when we called out, Naimo!
Mrs. Hay sent her carriage for us at one o'clock, and we went out to lunch at her pretty country place, where we met a large party.
Governor, Sir Samuel Griffith, the Mayor, and a large party, for the first Agricultural Show ever held at Marburg.
When her tragedy of "Montfort" was to be brought on the stage, Somerville and I, with a large party of her relations and friends, went with her to the theatre.
Then the Airys arrived, and we had a large party at dinner.
My daughters were engaged to ride with a large party, and the meet was at our house.
There was a large party of savants, agreeable and gentlemanly; but Majendie himself had the coarsest manners; his conversation was horridly professional; many things were said and subjects discussed not fit for women to hear.
As we wound our way along this terrace a large party of natives suddenly appeared on the high ground to the eastward of us.
After a few hours repose, I went with a large party to the church of Notre Dame; in which there is a very fine altar piece.
S---- to dinner, where we met a large partyof very pleasant people.
From this building I visited, with a large party, the celebrated museum, or palace of the arts, which I afterwards generally frequented every other day.
On Tuesday there was a large party assembled at Longbourn; and the two who were most anxiously expected, to the credit of their punctuality as sportsmen, were in very good time.
He was quite young, wonderfully handsome, extremely agreeable, and, to crown the whole, he meant to be at the next assembly with a large party.
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