Onless girls is barred," declares Faro Nell, from her perch on the chair "I've a notion to take a hand.
It ain't no time when the circumf'rence of trouble spreads.
This boy,' returns Peets, 'has got himse'f too much on his own mind.
An' so it continyoos, a reg'lar see-saw between Steve an' the bull.
Moore conveys the Turner person to the windmill, an' ropes his two hands to one of its laigs.
You can put your case peso on it he's the real thing, too.
As stage driver, old Monte for every other night will get sawed off on Tucson.
They don't deetect my catamount none, which sagacious feline slinks off into the shadows covered with confoosion; all they sees is us.
Ten minutes an' Miss Bark is in the saddle, a lead pony gallopin' by her side, in hot pursoote of the dir'lect.
This yere discussion's done reached the mark whar it's goin' to be a case of kill or cure for some sport.
Beyond, the fields gleamed green; beyond, fled the roads, along which were scattered a few more suburban houses, which became more infrequent as they became more distant.
After all, the poor young girl was pouting against the dictates of her heart.
Then he withdrew behind the cart, with his men in livery surcoats.
From the moment of the cardinal's entrance, Gringoire had never ceased to tremble for the safety of his prologue.
The arrival of the gypsy suddenly destroyed this equilibrium.
What the devil did that screech-owl want with you?
Charles, Cardinal de Bourbon, Archbishop and Comte of Lyon, Primate of the Gauls, was allied both to Louis XI.
He would think that the sacred place had become infamous, and would flee.
That petticoat is so short that it makes one tremble," added la Gaillefontaine.
He felt the necessity of making some conversation.
It was that ornament which had wrought her ruin, in '61.
The following Tract is now printed for the first time from the original Manuscript in the old Royal Collection in the Library of the British Museum (Bibl.
Edinburgh, Printed by Robert Waldegrave, Printer to the King’s Maiestie, 1602.
Though the Society started late in the past year, these four Texts were published within a fortnight of its close; and before that time the first Text for the second year was in the printer’s hands.
Neither thought he it unworthie of his paines to wryte a grammar in the heat of the civil weer, quhilk was to them as the English grammar is to us; and, as it seemes noe less then necessarie, nor our’s is now.
Annie vilde nok forstaa at opmuntre ham; han følte med et lille Stænk af Skinsyge, hvor lykkelig han selv vilde have været i Vennens Sted.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "nok" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
