When I see it was Mrs. Sampson's house, I gave forth a kind of yell, and I was there in two minutes.
In two minutes he rose from the stile: his face expressed pain when he tried to move.
In two minutes more, his black retreating figure had lessened in the distance till it looked again, what it had once looked already, a moving blot on the brilliant white surface of the sun-brightened road.
In two minutes I heard what he had to say, mastered it in my own mind, and went out.
He wrote his answers to the two proposals, literally in two minutes.
If the West Side could claim forty-two minutes out of his forty-two weeks' bookings every year, it was an occasion for bonfires and repainting of the Pump.
In two minutes he emerged and turned his left side to Mac.
With his clamps he could draw the knob, punch the tumblers and open the door in two minutes.
Redoubling my efforts, my stride increased to twenty ties at a jump, and I made the next five miles in two minutes.
In two minutes I thundered past Lava Hurst, where I learned that the engine had twenty miles start of me.
The relief from the weight of the train set its pace to a mile a minute instead of a mile in two minutes, and there we were at a dead stop in front of the Vitriol Station with nothing to move us along.
He was lying there in the sun, and I took a stick and put him out of his misery in two minutes.
In two minutes I sat alone, isolated, a mark for all eyes; a kind of leper in the Assembly!
A dog was kennelled there, but it knew me and wagged its tail; and in two minutes, after warily skirting the backs of the houses, I gained the road to Milhau, and stood free and alone.
I began to remove them as fast as I could to the trap-door, and the boy saw and followed my example; in two minutes we had stacked a hundred and more on the door.
I was correct in my supposition: she had been upset by what is called a white squall, and in two minutes would be down.
In two minutes we had possession of her, and had put her head the other way.
All this, however, was but the work of two minutes; and I could not help observing by what trifles lives are lost or saved.
You complimented metwo minutes since on my powerful mind.
It transfigured him in two minutes, brought the colour back to his face, and made him at least word-valiant.
It war only a bit of a sum in practice, that our Harry would have settled i' two minutes.
Then she was piqued, and turned away; but he recalled her attention in two minutes.
In two minutes he would explain all, in two words give the key to the puzzle.
Uncle Ro did try again, and, two minutes later, the door opened.
In two minutes my hand was on the latch of the little door; and in two seconds more it was open, and I found myself standing in front of Mary Warren.
Yet a moment afterwards, when they ranged up alongside, and started together for a two minutes' burst of rowing, the good crew would leave its opponents as though they were standing still.
I once sculled seventy-eight strokes in two minutes, and felt more dead than alive at the end of it.
Two minutes more to play and the score 14 to 12 in favor of Canton.
Strain the butter that may be left in the stewpan, and put it in a frying-pan with about an ounce more, and fry the birds for about two minutes; serve with water-cress or parsley all around.
Inside of two minutes I was outdoors lookin' for a chance to win a Carnegie medal.
Inside oftwo minutes he'd made torn mosquito netting of Sadie's kick, shown her up for a rank outsider, and put us both through the ropes.
Inside of two minutes by the clock we had the front yard to ourselves.
Quoting the man you have once spoken to as if he had talked a life's talk in two minutes.
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