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Sentences starting with accompany

Accompany me to the chase. [10]

Short sentences using accompany

You, Alexander, must accompany her. [10]

More example sentences with the word accompany in them

Would not the young nobleman accompany him? [10]
I shall accompany you as far as Edmonton; you can then proceed by easy stages, in this pleasant weather. [11]
He invited the writer to accompany him, and elsewhere I have told in detail the story of that excursion,--[See Mark Twain; A Biography, chap. [5]
Daphne, of course, would accompany him. [10]
The weary old woman had wanted to return home long before, but the command of the grand chamberlain compelled her to wait for Barbara and accompany her the short distance to the house. [10]
And that it will not be too dull, here is the dear count who will not refuse to accompany you. [2]
At mid-day I will go with you and help fill the jars for the altar, and later in the day I can accompany you in the procession which was postponed from yesterday. [10]
Then my conductor, whom I rightly judged to be the mate of this devil's crew, took me roughly by the shoulder and bade me accompany him to the cabin. [9]
Ordering the sailors who were preparing to accompany him to remain on shore, he stretched the sail with a practised hand, and ran out towards the mouth of the harbour. [10]
He had already whispered this intention to Myrtilus, when he heard Daphne's companion say to Thyone, "Philotas will accompany us, and on this voyage they will plight their troth if Aphrodite's powerful son accepts my sacrifice. [10]
All those illusions which accompany the malady were his. [11]
His first step was to hire three woodsmen to accompany him. [5]
Having ended the usual formalities, he told how favorable his dreams were, and that he had called them together to know if they would accompany him in a war excursion. [5]
Then he told us about Keilhau, and we longed to accompany him there; and yet we had so many good schoolmates and friends at home, such spacious playgrounds and beautiful toys! [10]
They were walking towards Fourth Avenue one evening--the priest could not resist the impulse to accompany her a little way towards her home--after a day of unusual labor and anxiety. [4]
Sappho, therefore, had to take a short farewell of her grandmother, all the more tender, however, for its shortness,--and then, led by Rartja and followed by old Melitta, who was to accompany her to Persia, she went on board Syloson's boat. [10]
It was pitiful to see how the people in his train who did not belong to the number of those who were to accompany him to Jarandilla behaved at the parting from their beloved master. [10]
True, her attempt to persuade Frau Lerch to accompany her remained futile. [10]
She doesn't wish to have you accompany her, but Meister Wilhelm betrayed the secret to me. [10]
She was dressed to go to church, and after expressing her delight at the honor done to herself and her whole household by the prelate's visit, she invited Orion to accompany her. [10]
Katharina promptly proposed to go and see him: the horses were still in harness, her nurse could accompany her. [10]
I am unworthy to accompany you, and furthermore, it would be useless. [9]
Suffering no one to accompany him, he carried the sick man to the boat which had brought the Queen's messenger to Rozel Bay. [11]
No one was to accompany him but Antinous, Mastor, and a few huntsmen and some dogs. [10]
Barbara permitted her to accompany her, though she had intended to take her companion, and would have preferred to travel with the woman of noble birth. [10]
The longer Paulus thought it over, the more indispensable it seemed to him that he should himself accompany the Gaulish lady to Alexandria, and in his own person find her a safe shelter. [10]
But I always think great physical powers of exertion and endurance ought to accompany such a step. [14]
Philip noticed, as they fronted each other for an instant and the stranger raised his hat, that his hands and feet were smaller than usually accompany such a large frame. [4]
The wives of these citizens shall accompany you. [10]
Paaker waits for them at the great gate, and will accompany them in my chariot. [10]
Alison, while repudiating the notion that an escort were needed in a neighbourhood of such propriety and peace, had not refused his offer to accompany her. [9]
Damour, the able, the implacable and malignant, should accompany him to Vienna. [11]
The Clerk of the Court would have asked to accompany him to the Manor Cartier, but he was not sure that Jean Jacques would like it. [11]
As I contemplated the Brecks odd questions suggested themselves: did honesty and warm-heartedness necessarily accompany a lack of artistic taste? [9]
He then took the body of the deceased from the loft, and having wrapped it up in his saree, asked me to accompany him to the steps of the quarry, and I did so. [5]
Meantime Raleigh, knowing that the colony would probably need aid, was preparing a fleet of three well appointed ships to accompany Sir Richard Grenville, and an "advice ship," plentifully freighted, to send in advance to give intelligence of his coming. [4]
It was concluded that Nell and her grandfather should accompany him to the village whither he was bound, and that he should endeavour to find them some humble occupation by which they could subsist. [12]
Only the thought that Helena might believe that he stood on very intimate terms with her sister had darted with a disquieting influence through his brain when the latter invited him to accompany her. [10]
I hope, however, that Charlotte will by some means make it possible to accompany me after all. [14]
So also, generally speaking, are the two or three terse sentences which accompany the pictures. [5]
With us also sincere repentance or devout faith must accompany the gift, the fasting, and whatever else the believer imposes upon himself here below. [10]
But when, a short time after, he proposed to Barbara's warm advocate to accompany the singer home, Martina preferred to detain him, and invited him to stay in the house with her a little while longer. [10]
He went to Rhodopis at once, besought her not to refuse him the hand of her granddaughter, spoke of his ardent love, and assured her that his happiness would be doubled, if she would consent to accompany them to Persia. [10]
The reform rallies resemble matinees no longer, and two real reporters accompany Mr. Crewe on his tours. [9]
Father Clement will remain safely concealed at my sister's, and you will accompany me in priestly costume. [10]
At last he raised his deep voice to ask whether Ledscha, if the venture in which he would willingly risk his life were successful, would accompany him on board the Hydra, the good ship whose command his father intrusted to him. [10]
But the artist proposed a walk up to Newport, and Mr. King getting Mrs. Pendragon to accompany them, the party set out. [4]
While in Petersburg Prince Andrew met Kutuzov, his former commander who was always well disposed toward him, and Kutuzov suggested that he should accompany him to the army in Moldavia, to which the old general had been appointed commander in chief. [2]
Since neither the priest nor the musician answered immediately, he continued more quietly: "Monseigneur Gloria is going to Italy now, and I can accompany him to Rome as courier. [10]
As soon as Philippus had quitted the house, Orion went to see Rufinus, who, on his briefly assuring him that he had come on grave and important business, begged him to accompany him to his private room. [10]
No one was permitted to accompany her except Charmian and Iras, who had helped her close the heavy brazen door of the massive building. [10]
So I entreat permission to accompany you home. [10]
I have the password, my servant will accompany me, and I'll make the Spaniards believe you belong to us, and are bringing my men their supper. [10]
When we mounted our chariots before the temple he had vanished, and as far as I can see the road in the quarters of Sokari and Serapis I cannot discover his vehicle, nor that of Eulaeus who was to accompany him. [10]
After the arrival of Thyone and Daphne, Hermon had consented to accompany them on board the Proserpina, their spacious galley. [10]
During the course of this argument his hair had got itself duly curled, and he now desired Arsinoe to arrange her own hair nicely and then to accompany him. [10]
In the course of the day's sport Cambyses had (with difficulty restraining his agitation) given his brother the seemingly kind order to start the next day for Egypt in order to fetch Sappho and accompany her to Persia. [10]
He even thought of the chief idea for the verses to accompany the gift. [10]
True, a division of reliable Macedonian warriors was to accompany them, and Ledscha was in a well-guarded place, yet it might perhaps be necessary to defend themselves against an outburst of despair among the condemned prisoners. [10]
When Nicolas spoke of Anna he had at first burst into a furious passion, but afterwards voluntarily requested him to tell him about her, and attempted to leave his bed to accompany him. [10]
The old man now invited him to accompany his nephew to the studio. [10]
The senator saw nothing for it but to follow him up, and Orion volunteered to accompany him. [10]
Henderson himself had not much time for the frivolities of the season, and he evaded all but the more conspicuous social occasions, at which Carmen, sometimes with a little temper, insisted that he should accompany her. [4]
He hoped that Mr. Leveret and Jessica would accompany him, but Governor Nicholls would not hear of it just yet. [11]
I looked about me for the right sort of person to accompany me in the capacity of agent, and finally hired a Mr. Harris for this service. [5]
After dark, to make up for it, there is the Circus, to which you will, of course, accompany me. [10]
He decided to make a floating trip down the Rhone, and he engaged Joseph Very, a courier that had served him on a former European trip, to accompany him. [5]
With her traveled Mademoiselle Bourienne, little Nicholas and his tutor, her old nurse, three maids, Tikhon, and a young footman and courier her aunt had sent to accompany her. [2]
The old man listened with many a "Hum" and "Ha"--then he bid her accompany him to his own house, where his wife would find a corner that she might fill. [10]
At any rate, like all whose blood was shed by a legal sentence, he would be sent to Schweinau to be cured, and as Katterle would accompany Eva there, she could find an opportunity of nursing her betrothed husband herself. [10]
Our master's nephew, Leonax, Alciphron's son, will accompany his uncle and stay for a week or longer as a guest, not over yonder with Protarch, but here in our house. [10]
The artist soon learned what was going on, and bade his protege accompany him out of doors. [10]
One of the ladies on board will go with her--Mrs. Callendar, I believe; and I am going to be so bold as to ask you to accompany them, if you will. [11]
Let us try it then, and I will accompany you to lash those accursed bearers' skins if they do not keep in step. [10]
The pious captain, it is true, was as reluctant to let his daughter go to the heretic's as to a pesthouse, but Wolf's notification permitted no delay, so he consented, and expressed his willingness to accompany her. [10]
He had taken it for granted that he should accompany her as far as the emperor's room, but she would not allow it. [10]
Barbara had just induced Frau Lerch to accompany her to Prebrunn. [10]
The gratitude which I owe her will accompany me to my life's end, for it was she who brought to my sick-room the blue sky, sunlight, and the thousand gifts of a blooming Garden of Eden. [10]
I confess that I am not in sympathy with some of the movements that accompany the manifestations of American social and literary independence. [6]
Then he invited his sister to accompany him to the table. [10]
The conversation with his friend was not a long one, for Dion had promised Barine and her mother to accompany them to the country. [10]
Ameni gave him his blessing; he told him that if he himself ever had to command he would understand his severity, and allowed the other scholars to accompany him as far as the Nile. [10]
She must accompany him to Rome. [10]
So he begged him to accompany him to the impluvium of his private residence; and several office scribes who were present heard the invitation given. [10]
Hermon must accompany him and his wife to Alexandria, whence, without entering the city, he could sail for Pergamus; ships bound to all the ports in the Mediterranean were always in one of the harbours of the capital. [10]
As soon as Hermon had disappeared behind the door Daphne begged Myrtilus to accompany her into the tent. [10]
Chrysilla would accompany her, but she could leave her father alone in Pergamus a few months without anxiety, for he had a second son there in his nephew Myrtilus, and had found a kind friend in Philetaerus, the ruler of the country. [10]
Did he accompany her to a reception at Mrs. Shoonmaker's a day or two before? [5]
Kasana had surprised her friend by her appearance an hour before; only yesterday the young widow could not be persuaded to accompany the troops. [10]
Ulrich said that he would follow him; but the soldier was not satisfied, and ordered him to alight and accompany him to the commandant. [10]
That at last he should choose to accompany him to Vienna the man who had been his foe during the lifetime of the old Duke, seemed incomprehensible. [11]
An hour later he requested the Lady Setchem to accompany him into the garden. [10]
Picking it up, he introduced his suit, after a brief explanation, by reading aloud the lines which he had composed in Brussels to accompany his gifts to her. [10]
But this time he did not accompany his son. [10]
Miss Sally complying, he desired Mr Swiveller to accompany them. [12]
I should never have thought of such an expedition if it had not been suggested by a member of my family that I should accompany my daughter, who was meditating a trip to Europe. [6]
They seem to have been written after reading the manuscripts, and prepared to accompany the printed volumes and tracts. [4]
They induced also half a dozen sailors, "expert thieves," to accompany them to live with Powhatan; and altogether they stole, besides powder and shot, fifty swords, eight pieces, eight pistols, and three hundred hatchets. [4]
The doctor had had a nurse with him, and had begged the mother to accompany them to the hospital, saying that he would send her back. [9]
I should be grateful to you if you would accompany me. [10]

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