The School monies represented perquisites derived from funds obtained by the scholars, partly by their weekly collections from the public, partly from the four annual processions or perambulations of the city.
In the feverish perambulations of her mind she prowled through a house of bleak unlighted rooms hunting for her mother.
Had Bloom discussed similar subjects during nocturnal perambulationsin the past?
To Daniel Magrane and Francis Wade in 1882 during a juvenile friendship (terminated by the premature emigration of the former) he had advocated during nocturnal perambulations the political theory of colonial (e.
One evening when she was in the bar she saw Logre fling himself on the bench in the sanctum, and heard him speak of his perambulations through the faubourgs, with the remark that he was dead beat.
They rambled round the square roofs of the pavilions, followed the course of the long roofs of the covered ways, climbed and descended the slopes, and lost themselves in endless perambulations of discovery.
Chapter V The pacha had repeated his perambulations for many nights, without success; and Mustapha, who observed that he was becoming very impatient, thought it advisable to cater for his amusement.
In a quarter of an hour the pacha, attended by Mustapha and the armed slaves as before, again set out upon their perambulations through the city of Cairo.
Having completed our perambulations of the town, let us betake ourselves once more to the country.
And if his constant perambulations did not affect his good-humor, he was nevertheless often haunted by thoughts of the future.
I perfectly understand you," Beauchene ended by saying, without any show of anger, as he abruptly brought his perambulations to an end.
The parliament being opened in the accustomed form, it appears that the two earls obtained precedence for their favourite questions—the perambulations and the disafforesting.
The king wills that the perambulations of the forests shall be shown to the ‘bones gentz’ who are come to this parliament.
And thus, when the parliament met, in the Lent of 1300, in Westminster, the king was able to inform the members that the perambulations which they had desired were then in progress; and that the reports would be ready early in the next year.
Forest boundaries, as indicated in the variousperambulations which were made about this time.
One of the most minute of the various perambulations of this Forest dates from about this time, and serves to identify several spots, the early names of which have long passed away.
The earliest of the various perambulations of the Forest, in the ensuing reign of Edward I.
Parliament now confirmed the perambulations made in 26th and 28th Edward I.
I dare say our perambulations of Baker Street in our little "top" hats and other neatnesses must have been what W.
Graping, as we called it, was one of our regular autumn industries, and there were few vines within the circle of our perambulations which did not feel our fingers tugging at them at least once a year.
Meanwhile, our perambulations had not been in vain.
The perambulations of forrestes were appointed vnto three bishops, three earles, and three barons.
The pacha had repeated his perambulations for many nights, without success; and Mustapha, who observed that he was becoming very impatient, thought it advisable to cater for his amusement.
Mrs. Windsor stood near the window, idly following with her eyes the perambulations of Bung, who was flitting about the garden like a ghost with a curled tail and a turned-up nose.
I had remarked it before, in myperambulations about the place.
I take great pleasure in accompanying the Squire in his Perambulations about his estate, in which he is often attended by a kind of cabinet council.
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