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Sentences ending with quaker

The other, in the Standard of Freedom, is written by William Howitt, a Quaker! [14]
He was not going to be dragged at the chariot-wheels of the Quaker. [11]
What he has done is in line with the life he has lived as a pious Quaker. [11]
My grandmother was an American Quaker. [11]

More example sentences with the word quaker in them

She was a woman of fine literary taste, and Quaker City correspondent for her husband's paper, the Cleveland Herald. [5]
And I listened well, and then came up here and made a splendid contract for a Quaker City book of 5 or 600 large pages, with illustrations, the manuscript to be placed in the publishers' hands by the middle of July. [5]
Harriet Beecher Stowe was there, and Mrs. and Miss Beecher, Mrs. Hooker and my old Quaker City favorite, Emma Beach. [5]
The Quaker City was the steamer selected for the great oriental tour. [5]
The Quaker City was not to sail until the 8th of June, but the Alta wished some preliminary letters from New York. [5]
Charley Langdon, Jack Van Nostrand, Dan and I, (all Quaker City night-hawks,) had a blow-out at Dan's' house and a lively talk over old times. [5]
You have an unusual quantity of Quaker composure, to see in it all 'inevitable law. [11]
But he's something to strike the eye and hold it, for all his Quaker clothes. [9]
They were wont to say to each other, as the hurrying world made inroads on the strict Quaker life to which they had returned: "All the world's mad but thee and me, and thee's a bit mad. [11]
Sometimes it seems to me, somehow, that there must be a difference between Parisian French and Quaker City French. [5]
It always seemed to him the most peaceful religion; he thought it must be much easier to live by an internal light than by a lot of outward rules; he had a dear Quaker aunt in Providence of whom Mrs. Bolton constantly reminded him. [5]
The letter is to her uncle Charles Langdon, the "Charlie" of the Quaker City. [5]
With enough of this world's goods to give him comfort of body and suave gravity of manner, the figure he cut was becoming to his Quaker origin and profession. [11]
But the chief things that matter to all, does thee not know that a 'silly Quaker village' may realise them to the full--more fully because we see them apart from the thousand little things that do not matter? [11]
When he saw the turquoise ring on the finger of the little Quaker lady he fancied he could almost hear the accompaniment of the song. [11]
Let us average the ages of the Quaker City's pilgrims and set the figure down as fifty years. [5]
The truth is that David Claridge had his origin in a fairly close understanding of, and interest in, Quaker life. [11]
Dan Slote, my splendid room-mate in the Quaker City and the noblest man on earth, will call to see you within a month. [5]
He had first seen her with her father and brother at the old St. Nicholas Hotel, on lower Broadway, where, soon after the arrival of the Quaker City in New York, he had been invited to dine. [5]
He was almost rigid with emotion, for the ancient habit of repose and self- command of the Quaker people was upon him. [11]
The difference in quality between the Quaker City letters and those written from the Sandwich Islands only a year before can scarcely be measured. [5]
Three-fourths of the Quaker City's passengers were between forty and seventy years of age! [5]
Some of the Quaker City's passengers had arrived in Venice from Switzerland and other lands before we left there, and others were expected every day. [5]
Of Benn Claridge Prince Kaid had scarcely even heard until he died; and, indeed, it was only within the past few years that the Quaker merchant had extended his business to Egypt and had made his headquarters at Assiout, up the river. [11]
From the far past, through Quaker ancestors, there had come to Hylda now this grey mist of endurance and self-control and austere reserve. [11]
It was Shelek Pasha's influence, persistently and adroitly used for two years, which made friend David at last put aside for this one day his Quaker hat. [11]
The Dan Slote of this letter is, of course, his old Quaker City shipmate, who was engaged in the blank-book business, the firm being Slote & Woodman, located at 119 and 121 William Street, New York. [5]
The natural duplicity of the Oriental had been abashed and inactive before the simple and astounding honesty of these two Quaker folk. [11]
In the quietness of the face there was that strain of the Quaker, descending to her through three generations, yet enlivened by a mind of impulse and genius. [11]
He was capable of patriotism, and this Quaker dreamer had stirred it in him a little. [11]
From the office of Dan Slote, his room-mate of the Quaker City --"Dan" of the Innocents--Clemens wrote his letter that closed the agreement with Bliss. [5]
The hat was not there; but Hope's eyes were on his, and there were a hundred Quaker hats or Cardinals' hats in them. [11]
But you are not a Quaker, Soolsby, so why be too familiar? [11]
Then, believing in no one in Egypt any more, he himself went with an armed escort and his Quaker hat, and the Order of the Khedive, to Fazougli, and brought Shelek Pasha penniless to Cairo. [11]
The grandmother of my wife was also a Quaker, and used the "thee" and "thou" until the day of her death. [11]
The spirit of my Quaker grandmother revives in me. [11]
We three were Mrs. F's "cubs," in the Quaker City. [5]
There is one more letter, written the night before the Quaker City sailed-a letter which in a sense marks the close of the first great period of his life--the period of aimless wandering--adventure --youth. [5]
The Quaker City Mediterranean excursion, the first great ocean picnic, was announced that spring, and Mark Twain realized that it offered a possible opportunity for him to see something of the world. [5]
Almost thee persuades me to be a Quaker now," she added. [11]
These changes touched me deeply, and I went away and joined the famous Quaker City European Excursion and carried my tears to foreign lands. [5]
I am a little a Quaker also, am I not? [11]
Never in his life had David the Quaker tasted champagne. [11]
He arrived too late again by a few days; but hearing that Sherman was going out in the Quaker City excursion to the Holy Land, he took shipping for Beirut, calculating to head off the other vessel. [5]
There was no lack of cheerfulness on board the Quaker City. [5]
It was the key to the history of the village--a Quaker Meeting-house. [11]
He was already in possession in August, but he was not regularly in Buffalo that autumn, for he had agreed with Redpath to deliver his Quaker City lecture, and the tour would not end until a short time before his wedding-day, February 2, 1870. [5]
When he arrived in Jerusalem with his beef, he learned that Sherman had not sailed in the Quaker City, but had gone to the Plains to fight the Indians. [5]
His head dropped in his hands, and all that was beneath the Quaker life he had led so many years, packed under the crust of form and habit, and regulated thought, and controlled emotion, broke forth now, and had its way with him. [11]
The rebellion in his own blood against the fine instinct of his Quaker faith and upbringing made him grasp the personality before him. [11]
There's something about him, something that's Quaker in him, primitive, silent, and perceptive--if that's a real word--which makes them feel that he's honest, and isn't after anything for himself. [11]
We shall go hence to Gibraltar this evening or in the morning, and doubtless the Quaker City will sail from that port within the next forty-eight hours. [5]
As hard as he worked to destroy the Quaker in David, she worked against him; and she did not fear the end, for she believed in David Hyam of Framley. [11]
For one thing he was associated with John Swinton in supplying a Washington letter to a list of newspapers, and then he was busy collecting his Quaker City letters, and preparing the copy for his book. [5]
So, too, she had him buried by her father, in the Quaker burying-ground--ay, she is a saint on earth, I warrant. [11]
The Quaker element gives an irresistible attraction to these benignant Philadelphia households. [6]
We passed the Fourth of July on board the Quaker City, in mid-ocean. [5]
The eyes that followed the Prince and the Quaker were not friendly. [11]
Thee and thy family were once of Quaker faith, but thee is a High Churchman now. [11]
The Quaker woman Elizabeth Hooton was an ancestress of mine. [5]
He was the Earl of Eglington, and no matter what reputation David had reached, he was still a member of a Quaker trader's family, with an origin slightly touched with scandal. [11]
This one was created and managed by a Quaker doctor from Philada., (23 years old) and he was the middle man. [5]
A Quaker sees chiefly broad brims, and the island looks to him like a field of mushrooms. [6]
Then, through young Charles Langdon, his Quaker City shipmate, he was invited to Elmira. [5]
From another quarter came the assurance that I was wrong when I set up a tombstone with a name upon it in a Quaker graveyard. [11]
Even when there came rumblings of disaster, dark dangers to be conquered by the Quaker crusader, it all was still as of another life. [11]
Old Broadbrim they called his grandfather after he turned Quaker, and he didn't do that till he had had his fling, so my father used to say. [11]
The Quaker hat and saddened drab worked upon the Arab mind to advantage. [11]
Her mother was an American, of a Quaker family from Derbyshire. [11]
Their minds travelled along, as if they had been yoked together, through whole fields of suggestive speculation, until the dumb growths of thought ripened in both their souls into articulate speech, consentingly, as the movement comes after the long stillness of a Quaker meeting. [6]
Any word from a Quaker, friendly to the feeling of national indignation, would give the meeting the new direction which all desired. [11]
If he wasn't a Quaker I'd say he had the pride of an archangel. [11]
The dress of a nun would have turned her into a saint; of a peasant would have made her a Madonna; of a Quaker, would have made her a dreamer and a devote; of a queen, would have made her benign yet unapproachable. [11]
We generally created a famine, partly because the coffee on the Quaker City was unendurable, and sometimes the more substantial fare was not strictly first class; and partly because one naturally tires of sitting long at the same board and eating from the same dishes. [5]
I wrote fifty-two (three) letters for the San Francisco "Alta California" during the Quaker City excursion, about half of which number have been printed, thus far. [5]

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