On this occasion, she was attired in a sky-blue silk dress, with deep black lace flounces, and bertha of the same.
On this occasion, Jennings had the men chained in pairs, while the women were allowed to go unfastened, but were closely watched.
Among the forty slaves that the trader had on this occasion, were some whose appearance indicated that they had seen some years and had gone through considerable service.
The parson in his drawing-room did not make a more imposing appearance than did his servant on this occasion.
But it was not, on this occasion, of the charms of the landscape or the pleasures of locomotion that they chiefly discoursed.
On this occasion, her audience was far from failing her, for they were all greatly interested.
Although when a successful war-party returns with so many trophies, there is usually much dancing and hilarity, there was almost nothing of the kind on this occasion.
I had a swift pony and a good gun, but on this occasion I preferred a bow and arrows.
Everything went smoothly with us, on this occasion, when we first entered the woods.
But on this occasion he had fallen at once into a dreamless sleep.
To what extent Hook is to blame for his tactics on this occasion is for the historian to decide.
On this occasion, however, when the name came in to us, I sent a message to our brother society to the effect that we, too, intended to make a nomination and to send in a name.
There was also an amusing aftermath of this occasion, which Secretary Bryan himself confided to me several months later when I met him in Atlantic City.
Fortunately, my brother James was at home on this occasion, and as the evening grew old and the Indians, grouped together around the fire, became more and more irresponsible, he devised a plan for our safety.
But on this occasion I will lay you any wager you like there is madness in your housekeeper's family.
On this occasion Mr. Bygrave was at home, and she was admitted without the least difficulty.
Mrs. Lecount looked at her watch for the third time, without an attempt onthis occasion to conceal the action from her companion's notice.
After a short time he again removed, on the 4th of September, without informing Mr. Loscombe, on this occasion, of his new place of abode.
But on this occasion, as soon as he saw her, Geordie's indignation melted.
Such, at least, he honestly supposed to be his state of mind until he found himself, as on this occasion, free to follow out his thought to its end.
But although she had replied to their errand differently from what they wished, they saw no chance, on this occasion, of taking her with them against her will; so they prepared to return.
On this occasion he found that Mr. Brand had come to pay his respects to the charming stranger; but after Acton's arrival the young theologian said nothing.
On my return to the field on this occasion, as the train approached Warrenton Junction, a heavy cloud of dust was seen to the east of the road as if made by a body of cavalry on a charge.
On this occasion, however, I promoted him on the spot, and forwarded a copy of my order to the War Department, asking that my act might be confirmed and Chamberlain's name sent to the Senate for confirmation without any delay.
Johnson that a pension was to be granted him, he replied in a fervour of gratitude, 'The English language does not afford me terms adequate to my feelings on this occasion.
I am willing to offer my services as secretary on this occasion.
On this occasion he mentioned a circumstance as characteristick of the Scotch.
Our camel drivers getting together to consult on this occasion, we suspected they had some ill design in hand, and got ready our weapons; they perceived our apprehensions, and set us at ease by letting us know the reason of their consultation.
I cannot help giving the reader on this occasion a relation of a fact which I was an eye-witness of.
Among great numbers whom we consulted on this occasion, we were informed by some that we might go through Melinda.
I could not help offering my conjecture on this occasion, and suggested it might perhaps be-- Put out the light, and then put out THY light.
Lord Hood found it impossible to make the attempt; but the thought was not lost upon Nelson, who acknowledged himself, on this occasion, indebted for it to his old and excellent commander.
The memorial which, as a matter of form, he was called upon to present on this occasion, exhibited an extraordinary catalogue of services performed during the war.
This was a desperate service--hand to hand with swords; and Nelson always considered that his personal courage was more conspicuous on this occasion than on any other during his whole life.
Even in other hands, adequate justice could not be performed, within the limits of this occasion.
He seems to have thought, on this occasion, that a man can no more abandon the proper duties of his profession, than he can abandon other duties.
On this occasion I expected nothing but arraignment and punishment.
My youth made me little more than an auditor on this occasion.
I suffered these thoughts to escape me, on this occasion, and observed that to make my application successful, or useful, it was necessary to pursue some end.
You cannot know, till you are what I am, what deep, what all-absorbing interest I have in the success of my tutorship on this occasion.
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