Maria alluded to the possibility of an escape, and mentioned a compensation, or reward; but the style in which she was repulsed made her cautious, and determine not to renew the subject, till she knew more of the character she had to work on.
I did not forget to fold my darling to mine, with sensations that are almost too sacred to be alluded to.
While Jemima waited to take away the breakfast, Maria alluded to the reflections, that had haunted her during the night to the exclusion of sleep.
The judge, in summing up the evidence, alluded to "the fallacy of letting women plead their feelings, as an excuse for the violation of the marriage-vow.
He was Lieutenant Chubb, whom I had worsted in the affair to which I have alluded earlier, which grew out of his assumption of superiority to us who were of American birth.
We had been longer in New York than the captain had, and we knew how the embarrassment to which he alluded could be provided against.
These preliminary facts will exhibit some of the leading features of the mixed system alluded to.
This it is proposed to do by some brief personal reminiscences, beginning at the time above alluded to.
As the population of Georgia expanded and approached the Indian settlements, the evils of the mixed political system alluded to began strongly to evince themselves.
Having alluded to the rival of Great Britain, I am not unwilling to explain myself.
He carried with him several copies of Paine's Rights of Man, already alluded to, fifty of which he received from the author a day or two before he left Philadelphia.
We have already alluded to the relative position of the Spaniards in the southwest, and their disposition to exclude the Americans from the navigation of the southern Mississippi to its mouth.
Washington alluded to the rebellious movement in western Pennsylvania, at that time, known in history as "The Whiskey Insurrection.
In the instance alluded to, he weighed a little rising two hundred and ten.
He alluded in a most touching manner to the circumstances which placed him in the position he then held.
Randolph not only insisted upon the repeal of the provision order already alluded to, as a preliminary to ratification, but took the ground that the treaty ought not to be ratified at all, pending the war with Great Britain and France.
We have alludedto the ball given in honor of Washington after his inauguration.
Some of these have already been alluded to in our consideration of the revenue system of the new government.
The event was touchingly alluded to in the pulpits of New York; and at the first public levees of the president, after her death was known, members of the two houses of Congress and other persons wore badges of mourning.
The three other scientific gentlemen to whom I have already alluded have come on board, and have all tried their beds, with the exception of Professor Woodensconce, who sleeps in one of the top ones, and can’t get into it.
The author of the treatise just read had alluded to the prevalent taste for bears’-grease as a means of promoting the growth of hair, which undoubtedly was diffused to a very great and (as it appeared to him) very alarming extent.
The man to whom we have alluded as entertaining some hopes of escape, was lounging, at the greatest distance he could place between himself and his companions, in the window nearest to the door.
The commentary on part of the Inferno, already alluded to, bears witness of his unabated power of intellect.
The young men spent a part of the afternoon walking about the garden alluded to where the willows were under cultivation.
We have already alludedto Mr. Jefferson's early advocacy of a water-line by the James and Kanawha Rivers.
Many facts of the most secret and momentous nature were alluded to.
I entertained no doubt that the person alludedto was my patron.
The advertisements alluded to by Wortley, and which are to be found in any newspaper, will inform us; but, first, are we sure that any or all of these bills are contained in this covering?
I have not yet alluded to the reverence paid to the fish, both as phallic emblem and as a Christian symbol.
Leichhardt and myself, for our labours in the cause of Geography, alluded to and approved "the prudence with which further advance was abandoned, when it could only have risked the loss of those entrusted to my charge.
Let the reader notice the agreement between this source of 'communicated' information, and that 'alluded to' by Nunez de la Vega.
The rise, fall, and migrations of some of the clans have been already alluded to.
We have already alluded to the loss of the arts of political combination among the Irish in the Middle Ages.
His Countess, already alluded to, supposed to have been privy to this surprise of her husband, became the mistress of his captor and jailer, to whom she bore several children.
I have alluded to the unpunctuality of one of my college friends: I will contrast it with the punctuality of another.
Rowing is in itself a salutary and delightful species of exercise; and the facility of practising it, is one among the many advantages of Oxford; but when carried to the excess which I have alluded to, it is foolish and culpable.
At this inquiry Mrs. Weller raised her hands, and turned up her eyes, as if the subject were too painful to be alluded to.
The individual to whom Lowten alluded was a little yellow high-shouldered man, whose countenance, from his habit of stooping forward when silent, Mr. Pickwick had not observed before.
Sam intimated by a nod that he recollected the problem alluded to by his parent.
To arrest the violent vomiting, already alluded to, it was of the highest utility, and, in many instances, the only remedy that could be depended upon.
The Mishnah alludedto is short and simple, viz, Where is it taught that a ship is clean to the touch?
It is more than probable that the Chananiah, mentioned above, is the person alluded to in the Acts, chap, xxiii.
This romantic episode is alluded to in the closing service for the Day of Atonement.
It may be proper to remark that the journey is about nine furlongs, or a mile and one-eighth, so that the distancealluded to is nearly ten miles.
We may here repeat the story of the execution of the eighty women here alluded to, as that is told by Rashi on the preceding page of the Talmud.
Before proceeding with the incidents as they occurred, which is the common way of telling a story in the country, it will be necessary to explain some circumstances alluded to in the foregoing chapter.
Mr. Campbell Bannerman denounced the Parnellite demands as 'separation under one name or another,' and many other Liberals were equally emphatic, whilst a still larger number never alluded to the subject.
Scorpion, I presume you mean,’ said the individual alluded to.
Aurelius Ambrosius and the Pugna Badonica are especially alluded to, the date of the latter event being the date of his own birth.
Beowulf approaches his end; the ceremonies of his funeral are described in detail, the political complications created by his death are alluded to:-- 3.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "alluded" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
