It was a hot and not a very interesting walk, with only a high bare wall of brick, broken by frequent square towers, on one side of the road, and a bank and hedge or a garden wall on the other.
There was something so tenderly respectful in the tone that Amy, with only a graver face, replied, "Yes, there was my Aunt Martha.
It was the same face he had known in time past,--the same, with only an alteration that had added new graces but had taken away none of the old.
I was out there a year, and here I am with only half a game leg; times were a lot worse, then, too.
He had been out there, too, and he was alive; with only a little limp.
The bottom was mostly gravel, with only an occasional rivulet of sand.
Before long they emerged into the clear sunshine again, the horses trotting eagerly up a grassy rise, with only a few large boulders to impede their climb.
Briggs' greeting was correct and formal, but the man returned it with only a slight, distracted nod.
Naus being a Belgian, nearly all the employees are Belgian, as I have said, with only one or two French lower subordinates.
Little Badal Khan Karez, with only 30 houses, stood to the south-west.
Boards, secured to the sides, with only a thin cushion over them, run the length of the vehicle.
Knives and forks and spoons had it alone, with onlywords of necessity; till Faith asked Mr. Linden if he would not have another cup of coffee.
And Cindy at last fixed her attention upon Mr. Linden, with only an occasional roll of her eyes towards Mr. Skip.
He looked down again as suddenly, with only a slight motion of his hand to his hat.
The night was dark, with only a few stars, and the air was cool.
They appeared thin and slow, with only an occasional leaping flame.
It was a round bulge, slanting fearfully, with only a few little rough surfaces to hold a foot.
He would accept and go his way--back to that lonely desert, with only a horse.
Will it give you back the children who have rushed out wildly or strayed indifferently from the house which you have never taken pains to make a home, but have been content to turn into a hotel, with only less of liberty?
There was no need for talk, and so the two men sat before the hut, with only an idle word now and then, until the dark came down.
Major d'Orvilliers left me with only a handful of men.
A long hour went by, with only a commonplace word now and then between the prisoners.
They had no tent on this occasion, but really that was not going to prove any hardship to these bold lads, accustomed to spending many a night in the woods, with only a blanket for a cover against the dew and frost.
Roberts, who was nearly white, with only a small proportion of negro blood in his veins.
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