Since he had quitted the panorama he felt as though he no longer knew where he was. |
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The march was by regiments, of which the first quitted Kosseir on the 1st of July. |
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It was about a month before the commencement of michaelmas term that the parties quitted London. |
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Thoreau quitted the emersonian study to get fresh inspiration from the woods. |
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She found herself in a meagerly furnished, low-ceiled room, very similar to the one she had just quitted. |
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And, as the evil spirit had left Hiram's house, so had another and a greater evil spirit quitted its harborage. |
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He must have quitted oriel, perhaps in company with C. Champernoun, for the purpose. |
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As the chief trader and the Ojibway quitted the watchtower, Maskwa spoke in a voice of protestation. |
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Observe, she has quitted her octameter trochaics again, and taken to plain blank verse, a sign, perhaps, that she is getting weary of the whole Classical concern. |
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The hospodar of Walachia, who soon discovered the ambitious views of his colleague, quitted his party, and returned to his duty. |
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On reaching the open water, they quitted this order, and engaged in a friendly contest of speed as far as Aegina. |
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They are to learn that pleasure, which they idolize, must now and then be quitted in order to be regained. |
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After a few years he quitted his cellar, and became an itinerant dealer in hair. |
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In 1789 he quitted the seafaring life, and commenced to itinerate for subscribers to enable him to publish his poems. |
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The companions quitted the amphitheatre and reconnoitred the adjoining buildings. |
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The stars were shining before they quitted the Arabian tabernacle of Besso. |
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He quitted the room, and Annabel ran after him, laughing and defiant still. |
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The Empress-Regent has quitted French territory, and since then has given no sign. |
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Before he quitted the workshop for public life a future managership had been hinted at. |
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Upon which, promising to return on some future day, I left the nazir to his own reflections, and quitted the house. |
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He said that nearly a year had elapsed since we had quitted Switzerland, and France was yet unvisited. |
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The landscape now changes altogether, and we are reminded that we have quitted the Lozre for the Aveyron. |
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Our first stage, however, was but a short one, for it was evening when we quitted Bilbao. |
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I have just quitted the observations of my favourite Bolingbroke upon history. |
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Verily you would think that the painter of these figures of the shades had only just quitted the hypogeum. |
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Their sudden action did not escape the soldier, who, attributing it to another cause, also hastily quitted the cantina. |
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Mrs. Brimmer cast a supplicatory look at Miss Keene, and hastily quitted the room. |
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About three months after his engagement with de la Roche, Faraday quitted him and bookbinding together. |
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Soon after this we quitted our ridge and dropped into a couloir to the left of it. |
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Croesus had no sooner quitted the king than the crown-prince was announced. |
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As these words left his lips the Cyllenian, yet speaking, quitted mortal sight and vanished into thin air away out of his eyes. |
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He accordingly quitted Armenia and made his way to the court of sapor, where he was immediately seized and blinded. |
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The rebels had quitted the besieged window and were scampering towards the gate. |
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He had quitted Tresten, and was talking to himself, cheating' himself, not discordantly at all. |
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In fact, I was bred in the Royal Navy, and was First Lieutenant when I quitted it. |
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She stood on the front veranda as he quitted the house, and absently picked a few sprays of jessamine that grew upon a trellis near by. |
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Before they quitted the city a terrible blow fell on Eusebius. |
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Fogg, revolvers in hand, hastily quitted their prison, and rushed forward where the noise was most clamorous. |
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They quitted the torr for the blazing meadows, on their road home again. |
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The priest quitted the room, and amine and Philip were again alone. |
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Three weeks had elapsed since he quitted the cavern of the cabalist. |
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The Queen, offended, refused the collation and quitted the promenade. |
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Carbury knows that I quitted the person of my own free will, and knows why, and approves of my conduct so far. |
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In 1715 he quitted his secretaryship for a seat at the Board of Trade. |
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Isaac went away, but left not a dry eye in the dwelling which he quitted. |
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Spurning the loathsome object with his foot, he turned from it with the same indifference he would have quitted a brute carcass. |
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Certainly there was a quarrel, and Harlow quitted Sir Thomas. |
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There they inquired and learned that the prince had in reality quitted Bethune and stationed himself between Cambria and La Venthie. |
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When at last they quitted the bedroom they seemed in high spirits. |
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John had hurriedly quitted Aggie's company on that occasion. |
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He quitted that scene in a state of grievous and irrecoverable depression. |
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Alone in his canoe, he paddled off to a distant strait, which he knew the ship must pass through when she quitted the island. |
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And he quitted the room, slowly closing the tapestried door. |
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But I quitted France five years ago, and, wishing to taste the sweets of domestic life, took service as a valet here in England. |
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He quitted massa during the night, and has never since been heard of. |
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Here they paused to make sure that the Hurons had not quitted the water. |
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As he entered the hall he met Caroline, who had just quitted her own room. |
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It was, for I had quitted it immediately upon hearing his petition. |
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I then quitted her again, and she drew the bolt in one of her worst, most peevish humours. |
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The Colonel quitted home with reluctance and went to Brussels and found Jos living at one of the enormous hotels in that city. |
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In doing so, however, the poor girl left me inadvertently on the sofa she had so suddenly quitted herself. |
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Altisidora then, pretending to wipe away her tears with a handkerchief, made an obeisance to her master and mistress and quitted the room. |
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In 1856, he quitted Bornou, and determined to explore the unknown country that lies between Lake Tchad and Darfur. |
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And with an air of offended dignity she passed them, and quitted the room. |
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He quitted Edinburgh in 1824, and was given a post in the ordnance survey. |
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When he quitted England, he left his father and his elder brother Michael seriously at variance. |
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On the 26th, they quitted the road of puna, and joined Davis. |
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This was close stowage, and I was heartily glad when I quitted the ship. |
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Why, they induced General Quesnel to go there, and General Quesnel, who quitted his own house at nine o'clock in the evening, was found the next day in the Seine. |
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So saying, the countess quitted Franz, leaving him unable to decide whether she were merely amusing herself at his expense, or whether her fears and agitations were genuine. |
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The precipitating manner in which Captain Ahab had quitted the Samuel Enderby of London, had not been unattended with some small violence to his own person. |
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An afterthought brought me back, when I had quitted the court. |
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When she had made for herself a cup of strong black coffee, and drunk it with relish, she quitted the cabin and walked across the old familiar field to the bayou's edge again. |
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He quitted the militia and engaged in trade, having brothers already established in a good way in London, which afforded him a favourable opening. |
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Colbert, destined for trade, had been clerk in Lyons to a merchant, whom he had quitted to come to Paris in the office of a Chatelet procureur named Biterne. |
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