She suffered herself to be put into the railway omnibus, which was on the point of starting from the innyard when they arrived there, and though he touched his hat, asked whether she had any message to give him, and in a tender whisper wished her a safe
journey, she would not look at or speak to him.
My master gave public notice that he would show me again the next market-day; and in the meantime he prepared a convenient vehicle for me, which he had reason enough to do; for I was so tired with my first
journey, and with entertaining company for eight hours together, that I could hardly stand upon my legs, or speak a word.
Then I must make a
journey to see my family, in the lower part of Brittany, to obtain the sum necessary for my departure.
But, as you know, a Corsican who has sworn to avenge himself cares not for distance, so his carriage, fast as it went, was never above half a day's
journey before me, who followed him on foot.
She, with her sister Spirits, built up a tomb of delicate, bright-colored shells, wherein the child might lie, till she should come to wake him into life; then, praying them to watch most faithfully above it, she said farewell, and floated bravely forth, on her long, unknown
journey, far away.
I am only a lieutenant of musketeers, very poor, and
journeys cost money.
Every European vessel brought new cargoes of the sect, eager to testify against the oppression which they hoped to share; and when shipmasters were restrained by heavy fines from affording them passage, they made long and circuitous
journeys through the Indian country, and appeared in the province as if conveyed by a supernatural power.
She followed one of the mug's
journeys upward, and perceived it to be clasped by hands whose owner she well knew.
Leaving out two or three short
journeys of the Saviour, he spent his life, preached his gospel, and performed his miracles within a compass no larger than an ordinary county in the United States.
It happened, to my further misfortune, that the weather proved hazy for three or four days while I was in the valley, and not being able to see the sun, I wandered about very uncomfortably, and at last was obliged to find the seaside, look for my post, and come back the same way I went: and then, by easy
journeys, I turned homeward, the weather being exceeding hot, and my gun, ammunition, hatchet, and other things very heavy.
Upon these hopes we resolved to continue here; but, to divert ourselves, we took two or three
journeys into the country.
I FIRST HEARD OF Antonia on what seemed to me an interminable
journey across the great midland plain of North America.
But he stops; the private path by which we are to
journey is, doubtless, at hand.
In ten minutes more Captain Wragge had him in safe custody, and the horses started on their return
journey.
And when they heard that it was, they asked the parrot if the Doctor wanted anything for his
journey.
