I came away untired, unsated; and with a delightful and distinct impression of all I had seen.
Last night we took advantage of a brilliant full moon to visit the Coliseum by moonlight; and if I came away disappointed of the pleasure I had expected, the fault was not in me nor in the scene around me.
With this sloop Captain William, as we then called him, came away, and found us at Port St Pedro, in the latitude of 32 degrees 30 minutes south.
My father, you see, had come out long before, but the two families had always been very intimate in England, and it was kept up after he came away.
Mamma bought me half a dozen pair of new ones just before I came away, and I had as many as that of old ones besides.
Mamma gave me a nice dressing-box before I came away, but I found very soon this was a queer place for a dressing-box to come to.
I didn't meet them," said Ellen; "I came away only a little while after Nancy.
Another gentleman had been tortured with headache; Mr. Long applied his lotion to it--the humour which caused his headache came away in a clear limpid discharge.
I remembered the old days so vividly there; I thought of my cousin Agnes, and wished that I could see her; and at last, as the daylight faded, I came away.
She kissed me when I came away, and I carried the flowers to the hospital.
I left Jack to stay the night, and, as I came away, I had more and more compassion for the man who was dying; yet I was glad to think so sad a life was almost over with.
I must have made some effort, vain and foolish enough, to rematerialize my old demigod, but when I came away it was with the feeling that there was very little more left of John Brown than there was of me.
I had somehow not prospered in my visit to Emerson as I had with Hawthorne, and I came away wondering in what sort I had gone wrong.
What is certain is that I went to the office of the Saturday Press in New York with much the same sort of feeling I had in going to the office of the Atlantic Monthly in Boston, but I came away with a very different feeling.
We came away rejoicing, and the new series began with the new year following.
So I came away, weary and heavy- laden, and on the way home stopped to tell Dr.
I came away, and all the way home I fought this battle with myself, saying, "He loves me!
She was tired, and I came away; and I have indeed been on my knees.
After we came away, I asked mother how she could listen to such a rigmarole in patience, and what good she supposed she had done by her visit.
After I came away, I was informed that this semi-chant is termed intoning, and is said to be a revival of an ancient method of rendering the church service.
I came away before it concluded, to avoid the damp night-air; but many chequered years and scenes of stirring interest must intervene to efface from my memory that sunset and those strange prayers in the Coliseum.
I came away at the close of the third act, leaving two more to be performed.
Whether the poor child came out of that attack alive I do not know; I had no doubt she was dying till just before I came away, when she appeared easier, though still unconscious.
But her lips were growing white with pain, and I came away.
We saw the whole place before we came away; and they certainly had shown great ingenuity in contriving to lodge such a number of people in and about the house--it was exactly like a small rising colony.
Just before I came away I met Lord Wharncliffe, and asked him about his interview with Radical Jones.
I came away; between Palmerston, Frederick Lamb, and Melbourne she knows everything, and is a furious anti-Reformer.
It seemed to me that it was of a private nature, and so--so that's why I came away.
Of course, I couldn't afford to get angry with a man so low bred, and I came away.
Only twice since hecame away had he gone back with his mother for a holiday visit at Cobb's Corners.
The French Legation was almost destroyed before we came away, the Russian Legation could only be held with difficulty, and more than half the Fu had already been captured.
Of course I did not think of such matters before I came away, but he says that it is like the old Scotch clans: the State deals with the families and not with the different members of it.
I have the two revolvers my uncle gave me when I came away,” Rex said; “we can each carry one of them.
We came away together, Father Payne and I, and we strolled a little in the garden.
Come, I'll tell you frankly what I did think, as I came away.
There were very few servants that I saw--an old butler and some elderly maids--and then I came away.
I came away with a steady step--I think almost with a smile upon my face.
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