The first effect of this opening knowledge was the revival of my love of reading, which had been chilled at Oxford; and I soon turned over, without much choice, almost all the French books in my tutor's library.
He suddenly absconded: but as his effects were not sold, nor the house evacuated, till the Christmas following, I enjoyed during the whole year the society of my aunt, without much consciousness of her impending fate.
The jaguar is killed, without much difficulty, by the aid of dogs baying and driving him up a tree, where he is despatched with bullets.
The inhabitants, although complaining of poverty, obtain, without much trouble, the means of subsistence.
The crest was attained and carried without much difficulty; for all but a few stalwarts had quitted it when they saw the British bayonets pricking upwards towards their hold.
However, without muchhope of succeeding we will one day consult the Gall-fly, who is better-versed than we in the tangled problem of the sexes.
Whenever I come upon a recent Megachile-nest, I am not long in finding in the neighbourhood, without much searching, the tree or shrub from which the Bee has cut her pieces.
I knew that a little way on was a lane which led directly to the village, and that if I could once get into it I might run on without much chance of being overtaken.
Calhoun listened to his rejection, without much show of surprise.
The species is valuable chiefly for protection to steep slopes which would otherwise bewithout much growth of any kind.
The gathering of holly leaves and berries is an industry of much importance, taken as a whole; but it lasts only a short time, and is carried on without much system.
He had thought a week in the same house with Miss De Voe, Dorothy and Lispenard, without much regard to other possible guests, could not but be a continual pleasure.
Then Peter strolled round and talked to those whom he knew, and tried to find out, without much success, just what was the division.
When the regiment marched into the square, a few of the stragglers rose from their recumbent attitudes, and looked at it, without much love in their faces.
Books which he liked, without much regard to their popular reputation, he at once bought; for his simple life left him the ability to indulge himself in most respects within moderation.
It was then that the idea of replenishing his pockets from the counting-room trunk first presented itself to his mind, and, without much hesitation or compunction of conscience, he took small sums from time to time.
But a council of war was called; wherein, without much debate, it was resolved to fight the enemy, notwithstanding their great superiority.
Though she sustained it without much damage, Mr. Tyrrel ordered Captain Boles to keep aloof, as his vessel could not be supposed to bear the shock of heavy metal; and he alone prepared for the engagement.
The St. Carlos, of sixty guns, struck next, without muchopposition to the Kent, Captain Matthews.
Somewhat restored in strength, and my nerves steadied by my short rest, I set forward once more; and at length, without much difficulty, gained the other window.
To my great disappointment, I did so without much difficulty; and, what was worse, she was fast drawing up abreast of us.
One can trust to this upon a pinch, without much fear of being disappointed.
Without much question he died of heart failure, from fatty degeneration caused by the steady use of beer.
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