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Sentences starting with dido

Dido will hide you in the wood-store behind the hearth.-You, Philip, must squeeze into the henhouse. [10]
Dido would be a good name, and a fresh one. [6]
Dido was right. [10]

Sentences ending with dido

So he took down his Virgil, it was the smooth-leafed, open-lettered quarto of Baskerville,--and began reading the loves and mishaps of Dido. [6]

More example sentences with the word dido in them

But the Gaul was not to be seen; so Dido, interrupted by sobs, began the melancholy tale. [10]
The maiden's brow was grave and thoughtful, the lips firmly set; but she seemed to Dido to have grown, and to have gained something of her mother's mature dignity. [10]
So Dido clung to the literal sense of her master's question, and something note-worthy had actually happened in the kitchen. [10]
He had been to the harbor to inquire as to the return of the vessel with the prisoners on board; to the Serapeum to inquire for her; to Dido, to give her the news. [10]
It became known that she had paid the coach fare of Miss Dido (as she was called) to the hospital at Wapiti, and had raised a subscription for her maintenance there, heading it herself with a liberal sum. [11]
Her father had taken no harm from the heavy work at the oars, but Philip had returned from the galleys very ill, and they had carried him forthwith to the bedchamber, where Dido was now nursing him. [10]
But her master, said Dido, sobbing, had knocked down the man who had tried to bind him with a mighty blow of his fist. [10]
He parted from Polybius and his sister at the garden gate, and led Heron and old Dido to a small cottage which his former master had given him to live in. [10]
She looked, the old woman told her, like the image of Pallas Athene; adding, to make her smile, that if she wanted an owl, she, Dido, could fill the part. [10]
Since their master had shown himself to Dido, in the afternoon, with braggart dignity, as a Roman magnate, she had felt as though the age of miracles had come, and nothing was impossible. [10]
Argutis and Dido had carried him to bed, and he had soon fallen into a deep sleep, from which he had not waked since. [10]
This joyful greeting from Dido was not to be returned from the door only. [10]
So she desired Dido, to her great amazement, to prepare some food, and bring her wine and water. [10]
Alexander, too, old Dido, and, if needful, Diodoros, could all be concealed there. [10]
Nothing delighted old Dido more than to dress the daughter of her beloved mistress in all her best, for she had helped to bring her up; but to-day it was a cruel task; tears dimmed her old eyes. [10]
He and old Dido disapproved of their young master's feather-brain, which had not been made more steady and patient even by the serious events of this day and his sister's peril; however, he did not allow a word of blame to escape him. [10]
When they parted, Dido could see distinctly that Philip had wounded her. [10]
It was a costly garment, which Berenike had had made for Korinna, and she had chosen it from among many instead of the plainer robe in which old Dido had dressed her young mistress. [10]
Praxilla, too, the comfortable widow, had grown pale and thin, but old Dido had learned a great deal from her teaching. [10]
Very pale, and clasping her hand to her heaving bosom, she desired to be told all; but for some time Dido was quite unable to speak intelligibly. [10]
Did we know Charlemagne, Dido, perchance? [11]
You, Dido, come and help me. [10]
His companion Dido, a Syrian, whose wavy white hair contrasted strangely with her dark skin, presently came in, and, starting up, he hastily inquired, "Not in yet? [10]
All this was a consolation in his grief, and when the gem-cutter was alone with old Dido he burst into sobs. [10]

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