For, besides that my years did now require rest, I was resolved no more to expose myself to such risks as I had run: So that I thought of nothing but to pass the rest of my days in quiet.
Much influence was exerted in behalf of Hewit; but, besides that he had been deeply implicated, he had been contumacious in the Court, challenging its competency, and refusing to plead.
Even sicut terra sine aqua; for the weather was hot, and, besides that, they were very dry.
Besides that, he was charged by the said giant to tell him that the next day, about noon, he must make a dinner ready for him, for at that hour he was resolved to set upon him.
Besides that, though I am not very sanguine, yet I live in hopes of better news from Fulham, and can not be out of the way.
There was a talk of Richmond on Sunday but we were hampered with an unavoidable engagement that day, besides that I wish to show it you when the woods are in full leaf.
They have given me to you; besides that, I have sworn to serve you until death.
Besides that, he possessed letters from Lichtenstein, which enabled him to travel in safety everywhere.
Besides that he was without armor, with a velvet cap shaped like a bell on his head; he wore a white linen dust cloak, from beneath which a green dress could be seen.
Besides that, she was burning with desire to hear from Jurand's own lips about Danusia, for she was much concerned about her.
Besides that, I have one more line--that's false eyes and teeth.
Besides that, despite their asexuality, they still had not lost the chiefest instinctive aspiration of women--to please.
Besides that, in Styria they were fond of playing the old Italian operas of Rossini, Bellini, and Donizetti.
Besides that there is cutting scorn and a mischievous laughter in Heldenleben that is never heard in Beethoven.
Besides that, the end of Tristan is not without comfort, for life there is terrible.
Besides that, it stiffens and braces the right sort of a fellow to overcome misfortune and rise in the world through his own efforts.
Besides that, this Merriwell is doing his best to get track of ye.
Besides that, there was a sudden weight on his breast, as of a hand that thrust him back.
Besides that, to kill him would be to kill the goose that must lay the golden egg.
Besides that, it's quite a walk over there, and I'd get tired of dancing in short order.
Besides that, it was risking too much--her safety and reputation.
Besides that, should the matter be inquired into, how easy for Bainrothe to allege that my own family had sanctioned his course to save my reputation!
Besides that, I shall have very little to do with you, indeed.
You know Major Favraud placed you under her care; besides that, her regard for you impels this request.
Besides that a continual Anxiety for Life vitiates all the Relishes of it, and casts a Gloom over the whole Face of Nature; as it is impossible we should take Delight in any thing that we are every Moment afraid of losing.
Besides that we see a Diversity of Numbers in some Parts of the Old Tragedy, in order to hinder the Ear from being tired with the same continued Modulation of Voice.
Besides that, here is oftentimes one colour generated without any of the other appendant ones, which cannot be by the Cartesian Hypothesis.
Besides that, they exercise the ministries of the Society among those who go to the said church from the lands and places near by--a not considerable number.
Besides that, she heard something in Boston about a large estate in England, which possibly would fall to Mrs. Mason, and she thought it would be real kind to go and tell her.
Besides that," she added, "I think she gives 'em too long a play spell.
Besides that, his orders were to bring Mary, and he had no idea of taking another as a substitute.
We always have our regular eleven and a scrub eleven, and, besides that, we have two or three games with rival schools.
Besides that, I think the waiter was as much to blame as I was.
And, besides that, now it is over I think I rather enjoyed the adventure--that is.
Besides that, when he isn't in uniform, he wears the loudest kind of clothes--just as if he wanted to make an exhibition of himself.
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