There was nothing but jungle all around, and if I advanced I was afraid I might getout of touch with everybody and not be going in the right direction.
We might get a band of horses, each having been bridled and saddled two or three times, but none of them having been broken beyond the extent implied in this bridling and saddling.
There was a broken chair in the room, and I got a leg of it loose and put it down beside me where it was not visible, but where I might get at it in a hurry if necessary.
I marked everything and everyone, though all my thought was how I might get to the king.
Capitaine, and it might get me into an awkward fix.
Having never seen the like before, he could not but admire them, and judging that he might get a considerable sum for them, he was very joyful.
Then Sir Launcelot rode till night, and by adventure he met an hermit, and each of them saluted other; and there he rested with that good man all night, and gave his horse such as he might get.
If I chose to interfere in this business, now, I might get up as pretty a story of hatred and persecution as the Methodists need desire to publish in the next number of their magazine.
SHE thought of her lace caps and saved all her money to buy 'em; she thought nothing about how she might get a clean heart and a right spirit--she only wanted to have better lace than other girls.
Ye might get religion, and that 'ud be the best day's earnings y' ever made.
And then the little baby was born, when I didn't expect it; and the thought came into my mind that I might get rid of it and go home again.
He went round about Job, to see by what hog-hole he might get at him, that he might smite him under the fifth rib.
If a man is to wait till he weaves anecdotes into a system, we may be long in getting them, and get but a few, in comparison of what we might get.
Still, by going up at night we might get in among their fleet unnoticed, and might even capture one or two vessels.
He might get down to Bahia, but the same difficulty would present itself.
The surf on the bar will be tremendous, but if we could stick to the casks we might get through it.
He was cooler than I, and replied, smiling, that he was not going to fight for so foolish a cause, and that I might get into my carriage again, as he would make way for me.
As soon as I was out of this snare I rang my bell, not to have them followed but that I might get dressed as quickly as possible.
I dare not accompany you, as I am well known in the town and it might get me into trouble with the police, who are ridiculously strict in these matters.
These remarks destroyed the hopes Harry and I had entertained that we might get free of the pirate and ere long obtain our liberty.
Observing the light coming through under the roof, we concluded that we might get a look through the opening, to see what was going forward outside.
Even now there was a hope that we might get away, or that the stranger might after all prove a friend instead of a foe; every rope was therefore kept belayed.
In some places it was rather winding, and we were afraid that the blacks, by cutting off angles, might get on our flanks.
I was puzzled to think how I might get out of the difficulty without offending her or her father, or her female companions, who had so unreservedly bestowed her on me without being asked.
He might get wind of the suspicion against him and skip.
I could get him into the hospital he might get well; pray, sir, how far is it; and which way is it?
However, we might get on our horses about midday, and go up and see whether any bears came last night after you left.
He wished that he might get a shot at a moose, and kept his eyes wide open as they journeyed along, but saw nothing.
If it wasn't for our being so young we might get employment as guides.
It's a long distance to where we left the boys, and I might get lost by myself.
One of us might get on your shoulders," suggested Hamp.
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