Again mounting their steeds, which had been as well cared for in the interim as circumstances permitted, they rode on at a quick pace, tracking the woodlands in the neighbourhood of Himley, and obtaining glimpses of the extensive lake.
Trusty Dick, however, experienced no difficulty, but marched along through the trees at a quick pace, and Charles kept close beside him.
Pursuing a roadway among the trees, they marched on at a quick pace.
Come, my son, if you be coming;" and therewith he put his ass once more into a quick pace, and took the road to the right.
The moment after, they issued forth from the gates, and rode on at a quick pace in the direction of Gisors.
Thus saying, he quitted the cottage, mounted his horse, and rode away at a quick pace.
It only served, however, to hasten the good monk's movements; and putting his mule into a quick pace, he led the way to a ford over the stream.
In less than five minutes the head of a considerable party of military men appeared over the hill; and, riding at a quick pace, they were soon in the little ravine leading to the spot where Hortensia and the rest were waiting.
At length his sharp ear caught the sound of steps; and shortly after, the figures of two men appeared advancing at a quick pace.
In a few minutes, however, she heard a step; and looking round towards the door which led across the drawbridge into the château, she saw De Montigni advancing towards her with a quick pace.
The party moved on at a quick pace, and soon overtook the train of loaded horses, and men on foot, which had gone on before.
In the meantime the baronet hastened homewards, putting his horse into a quick pace, and taking the nearest roads through the woods, which were then somewhat thickly scattered over that part of Kent.
But rousing herself, she sprang upon her horse, and urging the animal into a quick pace, and followed by Oldcorne, she speedily disappeared from view.
With this, he seized Viviana's bridle, and drew her steed along at a quick pace, but with the greatest caution.
Catesby now mustered his men, and finding his loss slighter than he expected, though several were so severely wounded, that he was compelled to leave them behind, rode off at a quick pace.
Full of painful thoughts he rode on at a quick pace, till the yellow and russet hues of the morning began to appear in the east.
Then mounting on horseback, he rode away at a quick pace, without having taken any further notice of his daughter.
Proceeding at a quick pace, he shortly gained his chamber; and with a hasty step, but agitated withal, passed to the interior, and closed and fastened the door behind him.
Having thus made up her mind, she once more set forward, and proceeded at a quick pace up Lantwell-hill.
Returning by the same route that had led him to the mansion, he walked at a quick pacetill he came to Fleet-street, when, with whatever view, he suddenly adopted a slower step.
Walking at a quick pace, he soon arrived at Durham House, and, on gaining admittance, was immediately conducted to the presence of Raleigh.
About half an hour elapsed ere the messenger came out again; and then, springing on his horse at once, he rode away at a quick pace.
Those hedgerows were then numerous, and in full leaf, hiding the fugitives from all eyes; and for nearly half an hour, the Arab urged the horses on at a quick pace.
The other officers put their horses into a quick pace, and they rode on; but they had scarcely gone a hundred yards when the cannon of the castle opened a fire of grape upon them.
Onward, then, they went at a quick pace, hoping to catch up their young mistress before she reached Nottingham, but feeling a little ashamed for having left her at all, and not a little ashamed at the result of their expedition.
The boy who had held the beast while Robin was waiting for the Earl of Monthermer, now stood close to his master's side looking up in his face; and, at a sign of the finger, he darted away and led up the steed at a quick pace.
Lord Sherbrooke, as he put his horse into a quick pace, to keep up with that of his friend.
The sun was just touching the horizon as he put his foot in the stirrup, and he rode forward at a quick pace on the road towards Somersbury.
He mounted accordingly, and took his way towards London at a quick pace, in order to arrive before the Earl's breakfast hour.
Thus saying he waved his hand, and Barecolt, striking his horse with his heel, led the way along the road at a quick pace.
She had not gazed long through the decreasing light when her ear caught the sound of horses' feet, and in a moment after Charles Walton and the earl, followed by a few servants, rode up at a quick pace.
Putting their horses into a quick pace, they now soon reached the manor-house, the owner of which showed his guest with some ceremony into the banquet-hall.
Journeying on with a quick pace, Mount Cassel soon rose to the traveller's sight, starting out of the vast plains in which it stands, like some high spirit towering above the flat multitude.
Still more; as soon as Monsieur had left and disappeared round the corner of the street, Monsieur Bonacieux took his hat, shut his door, and set off at a quick pace in an opposite direction.
Bonacieux kissed his wife's hand, and set off at a quick pace.
D'Artagnan sprang from his horse, threw the bridle to Planchet, and departed at a quick pace, folding his cloak around him.
He sprang into his saddle; the lackey took his place by the coachman; the carriage went off at a quick pace, escorted by the three horsemen, and all was over.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "quick pace" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
