In an instant Dumps and Tot had abandoned their dolls, and Chris and Riar had thrown aside their quilt-pieces (for Aunt Milly was teaching them to sew), and they were all just leaving the room when Mammy entered.
Chris was the chambermaid, Riar was the waiter, and Dilsey was the man to take the omnibus down for the passengers.
Dilsey and Chris and Riar are all women now, and are all married and have children of their own; and nothing delights them more than to tell to their little ones what "us an' de wite chil'en usen ter do.
Diddie, too, was crying bitterly; and as soon as Billy ran back to butt at Dilsey, Chris and Riar caught hold of her hands and drew her up on the pile.
Dilsey, Chris, andRiar each had an alabaster baby, dressed in white Swiss, and they were all just alike, except that they had different colored sashes on.
A moment later and the cab jounced over a loose paving-block, almost unseating M'riar from her place on the rear springs.
Two minutes after the Herr Kreutzer had purchased steerage tickets on the Rochester for far America, M'riar had bought one for herself.
M'riar showed it to her, weakly, scarcely caring whether it entitled her to passage or condemned her to expulsion from the ship by a sharp toss overside.
There was an unwonted flush upon her cheeks, a new, soft glow within her eyes, a certain subtle dignity about her bearing which he failed to note, but which she knew was there and which the keener eyes of M'riar saw and were much puzzled by.
M'riar would have thrown her arms about his neck and kissed him had not Anna thoughtfully prevented it, after one quick glance at the astonishing appearance of the delighted child's tear-and lunch-stained face.
Without the slightest hesitation he made himself responsible for M'riar in every way which an ingenious government had managed to devise through years of effort.
Anna and her father turned away, perforce, to attend to their own business, after having promised M'riar that they would never let her be sent back; that they would come and take her from the pen tomorrow.
Betcher bloomink heye Hi gawt it," said M'riar confidently, and stooped as if she would pull out her wealth to show him, then and there.
A servant showed me to her room--showed M'riar and me both to her room.
He sat immersed in thought of these things, while M'riar worked at making everything as near to neat perfection as her training in the London lodging-house made possible.
At this unexpected news, the rage and grief of Schah-riar knew no bounds.
Schah-riar expressed his full approval of his brother's conduct.
Schah-riar left the King of Tartary in order that he might bathe and change his dress; but immediately on his return from the bath went to him again.
One morning when Schah-riar had given orders for a grand hunting party at the distance of two days' journey from the city, Schah-zenan requested permission to remain in his palace on account of a slight illness.
Schah-riar having agreed to it, they sent for Dinar-zade, who came directly.
When he approached the capital of Persia he perceived the Sultan Schah-riar and all his court coming out to greet him.
Schah-riar returned from the hunt at the close of the second day, and was delighted at the change which he soon found had taken place in his brother.
Something in his tone made M'riar say:--"Why do you speak like that?
Because, you see, Aunt M'riar had had a good many conversations with Mrs. Prichard lately, and had repeated words of hers to Uncle Moses.
The old woman seemed to Aunt M'riar to respond vaguely.
Aunt M'riar considered a moment whether it would not be better to instruct Micky to find out Daverill and deliver her letter to him in person.
And then Mo and M'riar were left to resume the day, and make out its meaning.
Aunt M'riar said never a word to him about the message she had received from the convict through the boy Micky, and the answer she had returned.
Aunt M'riar had insisted on his not discontinuing any of his lapses into bachelorhood proper; which implies pub or club, according to man's degree.
So when the painter-and-glazier began to prepare to leave his tins and pots and brushes and graining-tools behind him till he could make it convenient to call round and fetch them, Aunt M'riar felt threatened by loneliness.
But Aunt M'riar was a poor fiction-monger after all.
Dolly granting this, Aunt M'riar took advantage of it, to ask what course Uncle Mo would pursue, if she complied with his instructions.
We started, and was jest comin' past that menagerie place, when M'riar wanted to stop jest afore the place and look at the big lion over the door.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "riar" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
