I then took it out and replaced it by one of the bullets made from the metal I had found.
I then took off my clothes again and waded into the sea with my harpoon, and soon had on shore one of my dog-shark friends, and his bladder and fins in a short time in my bailer over a slow fire, for I wanted some glue badly.
I then took possession of the key of the principal entrance, and warned the master that I did not want to be seen by anyone when I came in or went out.
I then took my Book of Hours, sprinkled the cell with holy water, and pretended to pray, kissing from time to time the picture of the Virgin.
I then took my locket and threw it over her neck; it gave her the greatest delight, and she tried for a long time to discover the secret.
I then took an affectionate leave of her, promising to see her early in the morning.
I then took a final leave of the Saints, and, accompanied by Elder Cannon, started for the railway.
We then took passage on a schooner for Buffalo, a distance of 200 miles.
Ill health compelled his return to England, and he then took up literature as a profession.
He then took leave, wishing us health and a pleasant voyage, and a speedy return.
The sultan expressed himself gratified with the visit, and we then took leave.
We then took leave of our brethren and continued riding till seven o'clock, when I was so fatigued I could go no further.
We then took leave of Count Medem, the Russian Consul.
Then took place a run upon the banks, some of which, both in London and the country, were obliged to stop payment.
He then took a piece of tape, and after beginning a knot of a peculiar kind gave it her to complete.
He then took leave of his cousin, who from this moment was rapidly restored to health.
He then took to walking about the fields, and secretly making inquiries concerning the family.
He then took a concubine, and had one more son by each, all of whom became in time distinguished men.
Then took Mary a pound of ointment of spikenard, very costly, and anointed the feet of Jesus, and wiped his feet with her hair: and the house was filled with the odour of the ointment.
Then took they up stones to cast at him: but Jesus hid himself, and went out of the temple, going through the midst of them, and so passed by.
He then took up a number of arrows, each capable of bearing a great strain.
He then took him up from the car, like Garuda taking up a snake.
Then took place a battle, fierce and exceedingly wonderful to behold, between thy warriors and those of the foe, both parties being solicitous of victory.
He then took a post chaise at ten o'clock, and arrived in Cambridge a little before six in the evening.
I then took leave of Elders Young and Taylor, and returned by train to Preston.
We took wagons to Wellsville, on the Ohio River, about a hundred and thirty miles; then took steamboat to St. Louis, also thence to Richmond on Missouri River.
Joseph stepped to his bedside, looked him in the eye for a minute without speaking, then took him by the hand and commanded him in the name of Jesus Christ to arise from his bed and walk.
The chevalier gently drew the countess aside, then took Madame de Remur's hand and silently bending over it, put it to his lips.
At the call from one of the players he replaced a broken racket, then took up his former post, apparently intent upon the game, but in reality his mind was far afield.
Karl gave a few commands to an orderly, then took a seat by the general's side.
I then tookmy hat and bag, and went off to school.
He then took alarm at some noise I made, and flew away slowly to a wood at some distance, where he settled.
Well--I then took my course up to the windmill on the mount.
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