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Harding's room after he left us. I didn't think it of sufficient value to forward to him, nor indeed did I know exactly where to send." "Can you show me the diary?" asked Luke, hopefully. "Yes. I have it upstairs in my chamber. Wait five minutes and I will get it for you." A little later a small, black-covered diary was put in Luke's hand.

There was not one left upon the earth who had ever seen me knowing me, and although there went a tale of such a man as I, yet faith had so far vanished from the earth that for a thing to be marvellous, however just, was sufficient reason wherefore no man, to be counted wise, should believe the same. For the last fifty years I had found not one that would receive my testimony.

If he goes in for long service he has every chance of being regimental sergeant-major before he has done, and can leave the service with a pension sufficient to keep him in a quiet way." "Yes, that is all very well, Summers, but he cannot marry. That is to say, if he has, as we are supposing, been born and educated as a gentleman, he cannot marry the sort of woman he would like as a wife."

It is not the uniformity of nature that should surprise us, for, by sufficient analytic ingenuity, any conceivable course of nature might be shown to exhibit uniformity. What should surprise us is the fact that the uniformity is simple enough for us to be able to discover it.

Happy should I have been, if, when in the most disinterested manner I did all the service I could, I had known how to introduce sufficient order into all these little details, that I might not have served others at my own expense.

M. Fontaine found that repairs sufficient to make this place a comfortable residence would amount to 1,700,000 francs, as the buildings were in a state of decay, and it had hardly been touched since the death of Marshal Sage.

"Tomorrow morning, Brett, I shall put up these things in a small parcel, and take them round to Bow Street." "But are they sufficient evidence?" "Quite sufficient for the police purpose. There is the man, and all the rest his movements on the day and so forth are simple matters of inquiry; at any rate, that is police business."

Prepossession in the minds of women is sufficient to find access to their hearts: Jermyn found them in dispositions so favourable for him, that he had nothing to do but to speak.

The life of Sir Thomas Browne does not afford much scope for the biographer. Everyone knows that Browne was a physician who lived at Norwich in the seventeenth century; and, so far as regards what one must call, for want of a better term, his 'life, that is a sufficient summary of all there is to know.

The Emperor came to see me. His presence made me happy, although it renewed my grief. These are emotions such as one could wish often to experience. "All the time he remained with me I had sufficient fortitude to restrain the tears which I felt were ready to flow. But after he had left, I had no longer power to restrain them, and I found myself very unhappy.