Picture: Mansie's father] A thought struck me; for I had heard of wonderful advancement in the world, for those who had been so lucky as help the great at a pinch.
At last a thought struck me, and I saw farther through my difficulties than ever mortal man did through a millstone; but, like a politician, I minted not the matter to James.
At the time I was informed of this plan, a thought struck me that it might be accomplished by another mode preferable to this: by a steam-engine to force water in pipes round the dock, to say 30 or 40 lbs.
While making a sketch of your work for the founder, a thought struck me that rooms might be better heated by hot water than by either steam or fire, and I send to you my thoughts on it, with a sketch for your consideration.
A thought struck me: could he have persuaded Harriet to accompany him?
Suddenly a thought struck him: he would penetrate into the royal breakfast-room!
A thought struck him, and examining the snow carefully, he found no tracks running northward.
He built up his fire, and when it was well going, and he was congratulating himself on his success a thought struck him.
Then a thought struck him, and he put his head outside the tilt and shouted for Tant, who came running up, and at once climbed into the wagon.
Then a thought struck him, and he called the watchful dog away and fed him, before sending him back to the bedside, and going out to examine the ostriches more closely.
A thought struck me; for I had heard of wonderful advancement in the world, for those who had been so lucky as help the great at a pinch.
She half turned away; then a thought struck her, and she turned quickly back again and rushed into speech.
A thought struck me: one of the many curs, which range wild throughout Tehran, had just pupped under a ruined archway, close to our house.
My men were already mounted, and ready to proceed on our reconnoitring expedition, and my horse was waiting for me, when a thought struck me, which would settle every difficulty with regard to the young Armenian and his wife.
I placed my hand on the door handle when a thought struck me, and I turned to him again.
I began to realise now what I was going to do, and for the first time the thought struck terror.
I was about to leave the boat, when a thought struck me and I turned to the captain.
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