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Sentences ending with histories

But, after all, there was a certain animus behind the histories. [9]
That part of the talk was like this--as one may read in all histories. [5]
You know that it is in the histories. [5]
It would aid greatly in the matter of costume, and you might use my library--I have a fair number of histories. [11]
No, I will give them to you honestly, detail by detail, just as Manchon and I set them down daily in the official record of the court, and just as one may read them in the printed histories. [5]
Under the dark and haunted garret were attic chambers which themselves had histories. [6]
Cotton Mather was a writer who invented the cotten gin and wrote histories. [5]

Short sentences using histories

But those histories are gone. [7]

More example sentences with the word histories in them

I have sat with him by the hour listening to Jim Nye's yarns, and I reckon you know the style of Jim Nye's histories, Clemens. [5]
Here the author used to sit for hours, weaving histories out of the casual incidents passing under his eye, and the occupations of the busy mortals below. [4]
The writers of universal histories and of the history of culture are like people who, recognizing the defects of paper money, decide to substitute for it money made of metal that has not the specific gravity of gold. [2]
Think of it--that trivial conceit was neighbor, with but a scarcely measurable interval of time between, to an event destined to endure forever in histories and songs. [5]
There is not time, alas, to linger over Anne Rory or the new histories which she whispered to Aunt Mary when Honora was out of the room. [9]
We wandered, also, through the Grand Trianon and the Petit Trianon, those monuments of royal prodigality, and with histories so mournful--filled, as it is, with souvenirs of Napoleon the First, and three dead kings and as many queens. [5]
A trick of the mind opened for Stephen one of the histories in his father's library in Beacon Street, across the pages of which had flitted the ancestors of this blue-eyed and great-chested Saxon. [9]
Not one of the great histories, which have done honor to our literature, had appeared. [6]
Middle, and more than middle-aged people, who know family histories, generally see through it. [6]
Mr. Motley had spoken in one of his histories of "a set of venomous familiars who glided through every chamber and coiled themselves at every fireside. [6]
The biographies and special national histories are like paper money. [2]
Morgan, who was so well informed in the gossip of society and so little involved in it--some men have this faculty, which makes them much more entertaining than the daily newspaper--knew the histories of half the people in the room. [4]
Even with the small amount of information obtained by the search among his papers and effects, the gossips of the village had constructed several distinct histories for the mysterious stranger. [6]
This was a signal to the force on the Orleans side of the river under La Hire, who was not, as some of the histories say, with us. [5]
It was a saying long afterwards among the Old Guard, though it may not be found in the usual histories of that time, where every battalion, almost every company, had a watchword, which passed to make room for others, as victory followed victory. [11]
So the histories say, and it is all quite wrong, as anyone who cares to look into the matter can easily convince himself. [2]
He threw it out in snatches, this religion, while relating the histories of certain persons in the room: of Jastro, for instance, letting fall a hint to the effect that this evangelist and bliss Bond were dwelling together in more than amity. [9]
But the bulk of the poor gentlemen were a merry crew withal, and had their wit and their wine at table, and knew each other's histories (and soon enough ours) by heart. [9]
I listened to many speeches and explanations of the prejudice that existed in the mind of the dyed-in-the-wool American against England, and the reason most frequently given was the "school-book" reason; our histories kept the feeling alive. [9]
Why, their whole lives, their whole histories, all their learning, all their thoughts, all their opinions were one solid ruck of plagiarism, and they didn't know it and never suspected it. [5]
He had the little religious paper which is in everybody's hands on the Rhone borders, and was enlightening himself with the histories of French saints who used to flee to the desert in the Middle Ages to escape the contamination of woman. [5]
The English dramatists, like the French, used classic histories and characters. [4]
The ancients have left us model heroic poems in which the heroes furnish the whole interest of the story, and we are still unable to accustom ourselves to the fact that for our epoch histories of that kind are meaningless. [2]
I had read, in the histories, that the June marches made between Lucknow and Cawnpore by the British forces in the time of the Mutiny were made weather--138 in the shade and had taken it for historical embroidery. [5]
The walls were hung with tapestry, arras-work, or painted cloth, whereon were divers histories, or herbs, or birds, or else ceiled with oak. [4]
But I did hear something that the histories didn't mention and don't know about. [5]
The histories say half past four, but it is not true, I heard the order given. [5]
You need only forget to ask how the will of heroes produces events, and such histories as Thiers' will be interesting and instructive and may perhaps even possess a tinge of poetry. [2]
And the strange, eventful histories of human life will no more be exhausted than the possible arrangements of mathematical numbers. [4]
There will be empires here, and when histories are written Pierre's shall be a name beside Frontenac's and La Salle's. [11]
What is so captivating and popular as a book of essays which gathers together and arranges a lot of facts out of histories and cyclopaedias, set forth in the form of conversations that any one could have taken part in? [4]
More vividly than all the written histories, the Coliseum tells the story of Rome's grandeur and Rome's decay. [5]

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