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Sentences ending with excused

Eva had begged to be excused. [10]
With sentiments of the highest consideration I must beg leave to be excused. [6]
Samuel Price gives the evidence, tells the court he does not know, and is duly cautioned and excused. [9]
Word came back that the ladies were packing, and must be excused. [4]
Besides, it is so seldom I have occasion to kill a bear, that the celebration of the exploit may be excused. [4]
The letters she received were equally learned, and the fragments Mrs. Farquhar was permitted to hear were so interrupted by these cabalistic expressions that she finally begged to be excused. [4]
He expected that now he should hear nothing except sentiments which would be a reproach to him in his changed mental attitude, and he rather wished he might be excused. [5]
He begged, with many a bow, to be excused. [5]
But the cameldriver he asked to be excused. [5]
He dried my features with a towel and was going to comb my hair, but I asked to be excused. [5]

Short sentences using excused

She says: "You'll be excused! [5]
She excused herself. [4]

More example sentences with the word excused in them

For this time you are excused from any further punishment. [10]
Young Mr. Colfax, with the excess of manner which was his at such times, excused himself and left abruptly. [9]
Mamma is excused with a headache, but she has left me power of attorney to ask questions about our little venture. [4]
I excused myself, went over to her, and said:--"Miss Caron, you are in trouble? [11]
I refrained myself well enough, and I excused my brother's and my lover's absence with a plea of weighty affairs. [10]
The Regent Ani was present, and sat on Ameni's right at the top of the centre high-table at which several places were unoccupied; for the prophets and the initiated of the temple of Amon had excused themselves from being present. [10]
At first he was preoccupied, and answered absently across the table the questions of the Englishman and the Austrian about American politics, and talked to the lady of social prominence on his right not at all; nor to Mrs. Pomfret'--who excused him. [9]
He could be vain of himself, and be excused for it. [5]
It was at this time that I volunteered to drive, although I had never driven a harnessed horse before and many a man in such a position would have felt fairly excused from such a responsibility. [5]
The Provost-Marshal brings this letter back to me and says he cannot give the facility required without detriment to the service, and thereupon he is excused from doing it. [7]
He rose in the midst of the Colonel's talk and excused himself on the plea of a previous engagement. [5]
After being anvil so many years, it is pleasant to play hammer; and if that was not always done in a proper and moderate way, people excused themselves on the ground of having experienced a hundred-fold harsher and more cruel treatment from the Spaniards. [10]
This seemed to satisfy Zeno, and ere Gorgias could urge him to extend a protecting hand over his nephew, he excused himself and, with a message to the wounded man, turned his back upon him. [10]
No more haggard responsibility to keep him awake nights,--unless he prefers to retain his hold on offices and duties from which he can be excused if he chooses. [6]
Those who took part in the performance were excused from study for several days before, for with the sapper's help we built the stage, and even painted the scenes. [10]
Then he put out his hand, and good-humoredly excused his reception of me. [6]
Some excused themselves on account of the weather; but the rest were frank enough to say they wouldn't go in any kind of weather. [5]
Surely there was no bride in all Saxony so lovely and so beautiful, and when she refused flatly to have Frau Schimmel invited to the wedding feast, he excused her, thinking that her refusal was the result of her aristocratic surroundings and training. [10]
But, at this moment, seeing Justine waiting, she excused herself, and soon I saw her listening to Moliere. [11]
I was so jaded and worn, at the Taylor dinner, that I found I could not remember 3 sentences of the speech I had memorized, and therefore got up and said so and excused myself from speaking. [5]
If a workman is a profiteer, he is more to be excused than the business profiteer, against whom his anger is directed; if he is a spendthrift, prodigality is a natural consequence of rapid acquisition. [9]
She excused herself instead, and hurried back towards her room. [9]
Nefert had come in late, had excused her delay by shortly explaining to her mother that she had been detained by Bent-Anat, and had then affectionately offered her brow for a kiss of "good-night. [10]
Now he excused himself for having been taken prisoner and now, imagining himself before his own officers, insisted on his soldierly discipline and zeal in the service. [2]
Yet she excused him to herself. [11]
The subscriber will have to be excused from the present season at least. [5]
After the Swabians had cordially returned her greeting, she briefly excused herself, as an urgent duty would not permit her to yield to her desire to remain with them. [10]
My father has given Mena leave of absence from his office for several days, and I have excused her from her attendance on me, for the time during which we were so necessary to each other really came to an end yesterday. [10]
I got away from the long breakfast at 2 p. m., went and excused myself from the 3 o'clock dinner, then lunched with Mrs. [5]
He was excused from all chores; he was not even to go after the cows. [4]
He excused his frequent visits to himself on the pretext of the necessity of becoming acquainted with his future wife, and Helena made the task easier for him. [10]
He must be excused from commanding, because he had been assigned to shore duty. [4]
The carriage was delayed, and Mrs. Mavick excused herself to ascertain the cause of the delay. [4]
Shall he who cannot do much be for that reason excused if he do nothing? [7]
He excused himself by saying-- 'De time is mos' an hour en a half slower in de country en what it is in de town; you'll be in plenty time, boss. [5]
I thanked him, but excused myself, saying I had taken a whisky just before I came ashore. [5]
He ought to be excused from military service. [6]
Shall he not be excused for showing a little irritation at home when things go badly? [4]
Still, Wetherell must be excused because he was an impractical literary man with troubles of his own. [9]
Merely being too attractive has often been confounded with a love of flirtation and conquest, unbecoming always in a man, and excused in a woman on the ground of her helplessness. [4]
For her presence at dinner he would endure the long bore of the Senator's talk afterwards, while Laura was off at some assembly, or excused herself on the plea of fatigue. [5]
It appeared almost as if he guessed my purpose, for as soon as ever the claret was come on, he excused himself, saying he was promised to Lady Harrington, who wanted one. [9]
She excused Jethro, and told herself that, with his lack of training, he could know no better. [9]
Comyn, too, lost, and at supper excused himself, saying that he had promised his mother, the dowager countess, not to lose more than a quarter's income at a sitting. [9]
In that arrest all can give aid that will; and who shall be excused that can and will not? [7]
To think that, after writing many an article a man might be excused for thinking tolerably good, those New York people should single out a villainous backwoods sketch to compliment me on! [5]
Farrar excused himself abruptly and disappeared. [9]
One doesn't hit a rock or a solid log craft with a steamboat when he can get excused. [5]

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