They took possession of an immigrant team that was in gager's stable, and just after sunset started on their patriotic errand. |
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Something within warned him, as the daemon used to warn Socrates, that his errand would be bootless. |
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It seemed to me that a rate-collector, presenting a demand note, could have boasted a more graceful errand. |
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The nature of that errand stood revealed in the indaba then being held between the two opposing parties. |
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Noticing that the garage door was open and the car missing, Brad deduced that the den mother had gone on a quick errand. |
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With them was Issachar, whom he greeted, asking him if he knew the errand upon which they were bent. |
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In that case, with my friend rondel to guide him, I believe Henderson could accomplish your errand. |
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The patent log on the taffrail periodically rang a single tinkling stroke for every mile traversed on an errand of faith. |
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You come to me on this sham errand about the girl, but that is not your purpose, Mohammed of Mequinez! |
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When the jester had left them to go upon his errand, Francesco turned to his companion. |
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Why then he is ruffe low, a ruffian, a bold adventurous errand to do any rough service for his Lady. |
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Her private room was sacred to herself alone, and unless armed with a most warrantable errand nobody ever ventured to disturb her. |
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Every breeze which stirred the tree-tops was a god, going on some errand for Aeolus. |
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Life at Hazelwood was not so exciting that a journey, on whatever errand, would not come as a very welcome interlude. |
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For a moment the young Hellene believed that Achillas was sincere in his errand. |
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Then handing it to his daughter, and instructing the young girl how to deliver it incog, he despatches her upon her errand. |
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I tell you that Captain 'inconnu' came to your cave on the same errand that brought his lieutenant here. |
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At the counter she found a friend, bent on the same errand, and conversed with her insipidly, wasting much time. |
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Though his visit was an errand of mercy, yet he was treated as the offscouring of all things. |
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His present errand became a treachery to be swept aside by his refound strength. |
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Mr. Paine looked up as he entered, and had no difficulty in guessing his errand. |
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Singling out Jehu from the group, he says, I have an errand to thee, O captain! |
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Runkle was off like a shot on his errand and soon returned with two marines. |
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One hand badly burnt, face and hair singed, Loveland was back in a minute from his errand at the gas main. |
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I trusted you sufficiently, Jones, to belive you wouldn't have brought me on a useless errand at such a time of awful anxiety. |
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When he was sent out by Farnsworth, he made as long an errand of it as he could. |
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So Joseph set out on his errand and found his brothers in the pasture-lands of Dothan. |
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His errand was to produce a deadly quarrel between the captive soul and the wicked one, its captivator. |
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She had fought desperately, primordially, when 105 she had learned that her errand of mercy was nothing more than a cruel hoax. |
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The poet, the player, and all but the dancing-master and doctor, went on this errand. |
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He knew, too, that to commandeer a destroyer for a private errand was inadmissable. |
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And now Herbart had speech often with his mistress, and began to tell her of his errand and to urge his uncle's suit. |
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The stranger was Reinald, who had come forth on the same errand as Hildebrand. |
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This relieved her, and she was able to give an account of her errand on the field of battle. |
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He worked in a shipyard for a bit, then I took him as a sort of errand boy and porter. |
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Archie, crestfallen, sneaked out of the orangery on her errand. |
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I had just fastened our pinafores together, and hung them up for a curtain, when in comes Joseph, on an errand from the stables. |
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They gave a sort of ornithological air to every errand I had to the barn. |
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Bert had gone down to the lumberyard office on an errand for his father. |
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I was chilled and unnerved, and angry with the Professor for taking me on such an errand and with myself for coming. |
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Now do you think this unhung scoundrel has any inkling of our errand? |
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My errand here is to give you a white bear which I bought in Greenland. |
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He was posting away as if upon life and death, and could but just spare time to tell us his errand, and where you all were. |
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With another flash of his white teeth, rastus was off on his errand. |
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The missionaries sent on a heavenly errand, had sailed by their lovely shores, and had abandoned them to their idols of wood and stone. |
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It struck him at once that Philip had been sent for, and he was amused that he had been brought on a fool's errand. |
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He would have a legitimate errand to the home of Enos Walker. |
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Oh, by the way, Ezekiel, I wonder if you could do a little errand for me? |
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To this gentleman came bellarmine, on the errand I have mentioned. |
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On one day in that week the nurse returned in a state of most uncustomary excitement from an errand on which Agnes had sent her. |
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Tessie and Teddy skated along smoothly on their errand for mother. |
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Such a warship as was this came not hitherward without an errand. |
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Winkle, senior, had been quite so much of a man of business, it was extremely probable he might never have waited upon him, on such an errand. |
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On the afternoon of the second day, she went out to do an errand, and give poor Joanna, the invalid doll, her daily exercise. |
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In some fashion its silence and stolidity steadied her for her errand. |
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He had gone on an errand to the house of a farmer who lived on a hillside beyond the Fair Ground and had returned by a path through a field. |
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Returning from my first morning stroll, I again sallied out upon this special errand. |
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When I was an errand boy, at the age of 14, I never thought I would be getting this. |
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Not so long ago groceries were delivered in boxes by Amos Hinton errand boys cycling round Teesside. |
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He sank deeper amid the ironweed, forgot his errand, and began to dream. |
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He delivered his errand, and said the clans were already gathering in the big hall over the market house. |
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I said I had been unavoidably delayed in finishing my official errand. |
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If you can stump up some cash, I'll get him to run an errand for us. |
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Here was my chance of discharging the true errand on which I was returned. |
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This left no doubt of their errand, and we were all retaken. |
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And so she came to Lonely Ranch on her self-imposed errand of justice. |
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Now it so chanced that Little John had fared expeditiously with his errand. |
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Let them that sware the oath to Tyndareus go with thee on this errand. |
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So the tanner departed joyfully upon his errand, but much more interested in the dun deer of the forest than in any two-legged rovers therein. |
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Stephanie could not refuse, though her errand was uncongenial. |
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They offered him no violence, and he performed his errand safely. |
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At this time he was his own buyer, salesman, book-keeper and errand boy. |
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Mr. Wittleworth had been an errand boy in Mr. Choate's office! |
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Then Willie opened the door and followed the errand boy into the place. |
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The spy in the house below gave that dollar to the errand boy. |
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An errand boy from the market carries the stuff as far as the door. |
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You sent off that errand boy, and that is how the whole thing came about. |
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They professed to be on an amicable errand, to make peace with the Crows, and set off in all haste, before night, to overtake them. |
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But concentrating all his crow's feet into one scowl, Captain Peleg started me on the errand. |
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Which showed that he had been all the time occupied with hilding's errand. |
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Ike picked up his reins, and the man spurred his horse off on his errand. |
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So we sat down under the rocks and groaned, and for one I wished heartily that we had never started on this fool's errand. |
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Since we have been so unfortunate as to miss him and have no notion of his errand, this accidental souvenir becomes of importance. |
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On the following day Nat was sent on an errand up to forty-second Street. |
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Suppose you send that goggle-eyed skivvy of yours on an errand. |
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But Margaret declined to go again to Gouda on such an errand. |
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But if the currents carry ye to those sweet Antilles where the beaches are only beat with water-lilies, will ye do one little errand for me? |
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This was, of course, Mary Grey, bound upon her baleful errand. |
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But I am not wise enough for a national criticism, and must use the old largeness a little longer, to discharge my errand from the muse to the poet concerning his art. |
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But it ended in nothing, and I will not be sent on a fool's errand again. |
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And also, perhaps, the old-world errand on which I had come. |
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Could we do no more, we had at least filled the false knight, Sir Judas, so full of English arrows that he would curse the day that ever he came on such an errand. |
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Edith sent Hans to their cabins to get them to take Dennin down the coast in a canoe to the nearest white settlement or trading post, but the errand was fruitless. |
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It was to the effect that she would have in Freddy an ideal errand boy. |
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The feeling implied in the errand of inquiry that had brought him to the house was the one betrayal of human sympathy which escaped the rugged, impenetrable old man. |
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