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Sentences ending with chronicle

She took up the Chronicle. [9]
And Jock Hallowell is the man who, unwittingly starts this chronicle. [9]
Save for its effect upon Honora, it is immaterial to this chronicle. [9]
He accomplished his crime, and Henry of Huntington, a priest of high degree, mourns over it in his Chronicle. [5]

More example sentences with the word chronicle in them

If I were writing a novel, instead of a veracious chronicle, I should not have introduced it, for it is an anachronism. [4]
And she is worth--even at this belated stage in our chronicle an attempted sketch, or at least an attempted impression. [9]
Would that there were time to chronicle that most amazing of conquests of Victoria over Euphrasia! [9]
But how shall we chronicle Bijah's rank and precedence in the Jethro army, in which there are neither shoulder-straps nor annual registers? [9]
I am not trying to keep the lovers apart for any mere purposes of fiction,--this is a true chronicle, and they stayed apart most of that winter. [9]
His Lordship went to the table and began to write, leaving me to the Chronicle, the pages of which I did not see. [9]
The only thing to chronicle to-day is the quantities of fish about; nine bonitos were caught this forenoon, and some large albacores seen. [5]
I have now to chronicle a curious friendship which had its beginning at this time. [9]
The pen and the pencil contribute to this splendid result in the daily chronicle of our life. [4]
At this point the chronicle becomes less frank and chatty, and closes abruptly by saying that the old voyager went to see his gallows perform on the first white man ever hanged in America, and while there received injuries which terminated in his death. [5]
I have been reading the Jamaica Cornwall Chronicle the last three years. [11]
It is not our place here to chronicle Eliphalet's faults. [9]
In every office of the palaces is a Bible, or book of acts of the church, or chronicle, for the use of whoever comes in, so that the court looks more like a university than a palace. [4]
There is not much to chronicle in the peaceful flow of domestic life, and, truth to say, the charm of Richfield is largely in its restfulness. [4]
Neither, in this modern chronicle, shall we. [9]
Mr. Mavick never made a flying visit to his family--and he was in Rivervale twice during the season--that the newspapers did not chronicle his every movement, and attribute other motives than family affection to these excursions into New England. [4]
Honora circumscribed, Honora limited, Honora admitting defeat, and this chronicle would be finished. [9]
Some novelists I know of, who are in reality celebrated surgeons in disguise, would have shown a good part of Mr. Eliphalet Hopper's mental insides in as many words as I have taken to chronicle his arrival in St. Louis. [9]
This Margery had inherited some of her father's artistic gifts; he is mentioned in Ulman Stromer's famous chronicle, where he is spoken of as "the Singer. [10]
If there--were leisure in this too-leisurely chronicle for what might be called aftermath, the dinner that Honora had given to some of her Quicksands friends might be described. [9]
In the parlour I found the captain sipping his chocolate and reading his morning Chronicle, as though all his life he had done nothing else. [9]
This one is Honora's, and must be got on with, for it is to be a chronicle of lightning changes. [9]
The memory of his unworthy deed, which history would chronicle, had robbed the sensitive man, the author and patron of budding Roman poetry, of many an hour's sleep, and therefore he also now laboured zealously to oblige the Queen and mitigate her hard fate. [10]
It was to her that he gave the running chronicle of his life, and poured out his heart and aspirations. [4]
Of all the guides to Shakespeare's time, there is none more profitable or entertaining than William Harrison, who wrote for Holinshed's chronicle "The Description of England," as it fell under his eyes from 1577 to 1587. [4]
And to descend from history down to my own poor chronicle, Mr. Cooke's railroad case, my first experience at the bar of any gravity or magnitude, had tied to it a string of consequences then far beyond my guessing. [9]
It was, in effect, what the Daily Chronicle said of 'When Valmond Came to Pontiac', a tour de force. [11]
For our own chronicle, hitherto leisurely enough, is coming to its canon--perhaps even now begins to feel the pressure of the shelving sides. [9]
This closed the chronicle, Herr--what shall I call you? [10]
We can only chronicle, but never create. [4]
One can see by the Chronicle that the "judgments" fell rather customarily upon the wrong person, but Henry of Huntington does not explain why. [5]
This was followed by the "Companions," and by "The Chronicle of the Conquest of Granada," for which he received two thousand guineas. [4]
Of the year abroad there was nothing to chronicle, and there would be nothing to note except that when Margaret passed a day with us on her return, we felt, as never before, that our interests in life were more and more divergent. [4]

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