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Sentences starting with wetherell

Wetherell writes that weekly letter for the Guardian you were speaking to me about last year. [9]
Wetherell asked himself these questions before he spoke. [9]
Wetherell was almost tempted to mention his trouble to this man, as he had been to Ephraim: the fear that each might think he wished to borrow money held him back. [9]
Wetherell thought of speaking to Mr. Duncan of his friendship with Jethro Bass, but the occasion passed. [9]
Wetherell did not move; indeed, he felt that he could not--he was as though charmed to the spot. [9]
Wetherell forgot the matter in hand. [9]
Wetherell flushed, although Jethro had merely stated a truth which had often occurred to the storekeeper himself. [9]
Wetherell had in his pocket the money from several contributions to the Guardian, and he paid him. [9]
Wetherell ran after him. [9]
Wetherell put his hand to his head, but he did not dare to ask the question. [9]

Sentences ending with wetherell

There was a young man in Boston, when Jethro arrived in Lyman Hull's team, named William Wetherell. [9]
I'm a-countin' on you, Will Wetherell. [9]
Jethro turned to Wetherell. [9]
And after listening to Miss Penniman I take this opportunity to declare, of my own free will, that I will add my vote to that of Judge Graves to reinstate Miss Wetherell. [9]
I want you to know Mr. Wetherell. [9]
You are determined to dismiss Miss Wetherell. [9]
So much for the parliamentary side of the affair, which was a revelation of generalship and organization to William Wetherell. [9]
The letter was signed "One who will always remain your friend, Cynthia Wetherell. [9]
I want to say that my conscience has not been clear since, as a member of the prudential committee, I gave my consent to the dismissal of Miss Wetherell. [9]
That is the reason I'm so nice to everybody, Mr. Wetherell. [9]

Short sentences using wetherell

Cynthia Wetherell had reformed Jethro. [9]
William Wetherell did not answer. [9]
Wetherell. [9]
Wetherell choked. [9]

Sentences containing wetherell two or more times

Him, by her own confession, Cynthia Ware had loved to her dying day, hating herself for it: and he, William Wetherell, had married this woman whom Jethro had loved so violently, and must always love--so Wetherell thought: that was the worry. [9]

More example sentences with the word wetherell in them

But seriously, Jethro, you and Wetherell ought to send her to school in Boston after a while. [9]
There was in William Wetherell, as he sat in the chair with his eyes fixed on his visitor's face, a dignity which Mr. Merrill had not seen before--had not thought the man might possess. [9]
With some misgivings William Wetherell watched Mr. Bixby disappear among the throng, kicking up his heels behind, and then went upstairs. [9]
In the meantime William Wetherell had entered the store by the back door--unperceived, as he hoped. [9]
Did he know who William Wetherell was? [9]
Poor William Wetherell, who was quite overwhelmed by the fact that the great Mr. Duncan had actually read his letters and liked them, could scarcely utter a sensible word. [9]
A celebrated poet who read the letters to the Guardian--at Miss Lucretia Penniman's request--has declared Mr. Wetherell to have been a genius. [9]
He began to whistle, while Wetherell sat and wondered that any one could be so care-free on such a mission. [9]
This is Will Wetherell, Peleg,--from Coniston--you understand. [9]
He glanced at Wetherell, patting Cynthia on the head the while, and bade her cheerily to go out of the room. [9]
Your name's Cynthia Wetherell, isn't it? [9]
Mr. Bixby winked--Mr. Wetherell was sure of that. [9]
No wonder William Wetherell was mystified. [9]
After supper Mr. Wetherell took a seat in the rotunda. [9]
Five minutes later Wetherell saw the Speaker descending again, the usually impressive quality of his face slightly modified by the twitching of a smile. [9]
Tingling and perspiring, Wetherell leaned out over the railing as the Speaker rapped calmly for order. [9]
Had not Miss Wetherell heard the song wherein seniors were designated as grave and reverend? [9]
The judge and Wetherell heard the question with different emotions. [9]
After this, as we have said, Jethro was more than ever at the store--or rather in that domestic domain behind it which Wetherell and Cynthia shared with Miss Millicent Skinner. [9]
Strangest of all was that William Wetherell understood and was not jealous of this thing: which leads us to believe that some essence of virility was lacking in him, some substance that makes the fighters and conquerors in this world. [9]
And while Wetherell was pondering over the possible meaning of these words the Honorable Alva Hopkins entered, wreathed in smiles, and closed the door behind him. [9]
William Wetherell, who was looking out of the window, drew his breath, and even Jethro drew back with an exclamation at the change wrought in her. [9]
Mr. Stephen Merrill was in the Throne Room that evening, and confidentially explained to the bewildered William Wetherell the exact situation in the Truro Franchise fight. [9]
William Wetherell looked up, and there was Jethro Bass on the doorstep. [9]
When Jethro went up the stairs that afternoon, he found William Wetherell alone, looking out over the garden with a new peace and contentment in his eyes. [9]
Will," he added, turning to Wetherell, "let me make you acquainted with Jethro Bass. [9]
But when Wetherell turned to go down the stairs, she stopped him. [9]
Miss Millicent Skinner, too, was in a like mysterious way compelled to abdicate her high place in favor of Cynthia, and Wetherell was utterly unable to explain how this miracle was accomplished. [9]
Mr. Wetherell began to wish he could witness the scene there, too, but something held him here, shaking with excitement, listening to each name that the clerk called. [9]
Lem's voice seemed to William Wetherell to have given way to a world-wide silence, in the midst of which he sought vainly for Cynthia and the stage driver. [9]
When Wetherell began to suffer from her pies and doughnuts, the revolution took place--without stampeding, or recriminations, or trouble of any kind. [9]
It is needless to say that he refrained from making use of Mr. Wetherell politically, although no poorer vessel for political purposes was ever constructed. [9]
Wetherell, not wishing to be intrusive, went to his desk again, leaving the first citizen standing among the barrels. [9]
William Wetherell ventured to ask Jethro who the man was. [9]
He cleared his throat, and had Wetherell not been in such a condition himself, he would actually have suspected him of embarrassment. [9]
That Wetherell shared this excitement, too, he could not deny, but for a different cause. [9]
Miss Wetherell would, then, be prepared to take the school the following morning. [9]
He inquired about them all, deliberately repeating the sums, considering with so well-feigned an air of a purchaser that Mr. Wetherell began to take a real joy in the situation. [9]
At last, when the shadows of the big trees had crept across the green, he came, the customers flocking to the porch to greet him, Wetherell standing curiously behind them in the door. [9]
It was all the more disconcerting to William Wetherell, because his employer laughed rarely. [9]
I don't defend the game of politics as it is played, Mr. Wetherell, but all of us who are friends of Jethro's are generally willing to lend a hand in any little manoeuvre that is going on, and have a practical joke when we can. [9]
Coniston Water, at the foot of the garden, sang the same song, but it seemed to Wetherell to have changed its note from sorrow to joy. [9]
Apparently unconscious of the eyes upon him, he walked out of the meeting-house with Cynthia by his side, and they stood waiting for Wetherell and Ephraim under the maple tree there. [9]
The noise in the corridors grew louder, some one dealt a smashing kick on a panel, and Wetherell ventured to ask Mr. Bixby if he thought the doors would hold. [9]
William Wetherell perceived that the conversation, for the moment at least, was safely away from politics, and in that dubious state where it was difficult to reopen. [9]
Finally he commanded that the case be put on the top of the counter, and Wetherell humored him. [9]
Mr. Wetherell noticed that many members turned in their seats as they clapped, and glancing along the gallery he caught a flash of red and perceived the radiant Miss Cassandra herself leaning over the rail, her hands clasped in ecstasy. [9]
Bob went into that little room where Jethro and Cynthia had spent so many nights together, and his glance flew straight to the picture on the wall,--the portrait of Cynthia Wetherell in crimson and seed pearls, so strangely set amidst such surroundings. [9]
Mr. Wetherell didn't talk, but had he been the most incurable of gossips he felt that he could have done no damage to this mysterious affair, whatever it was. [9]
William Wetherell would take his hand, and speak to him, but do no more than that. [9]
Lest Cynthia might suspect how his head was throbbing, Wetherell tried bravely to eat his breakfast. [9]
Instead of a successor to Irving and Emerson, William Wetherell became a successor to Jonah Winch. [9]
Impelled by a strange curiosity, William Wetherell went to the door and watched them. [9]
There were funny stories, and grim stories of vengeance which William Wetherell heard and trembled at. [9]
There, in the still days of the early autumn, Wetherell looked down upon the garden he had grown to love, and listened to the song of Coniston Water. [9]
And so they started, Cynthia flitting hither and thither along the roadside, picking the stately purple iris flowers in the marshy places, while Wetherell pondered. [9]
Could Miss Wetherell start in at once, provided the committee agreed? [9]
This was to some extent explained, a few days later, when Wetherell found himself gazing across the counter at the motherly figure of Mrs. Moses Hatch, who held the well-deserved honor of being the best cook in Coniston. [9]
Sometimes he would sit there by the hour while Wetherell wrote or read, and take his departure when he was so moved without saying good night. [9]
Mr. Merrill had sent for the conductor and bidden him take care of Miss Wetherell, and recommend her in his name to a conductor on the Truro Road. [9]
While Mr. Wetherell sat meditating, upon this inexplicable retort, a retired, scholarly looking gentleman with a white beard, who wore spectacles, came out of the door leading from the barber shop and quietly took a seat beside him. [9]
It is the same state-house from the gallery of which poor William Wetherell witnessed the drama of the Woodchuck Session, although there are more members now, for the population of the State has increased to five hundred thousand. [9]
The words Chester Perkins had spoken that morning came back to Wetherell as he stood in the door. [9]
It is none other than the Honorable Heth Sutton, Rajah of Clovelly, Speaker of the House, who has condescended to help Mr. Wetherell. [9]
William Wetherell opened one of these, disclosing a little braid of brown hair. [9]
William Wetherell, in one of his letters, had described that place as the Threshold of the Nameless Worlds, and so it had seemed to Jethro in the years of his desolation. [9]
This was one of the clouds on Jethro's horizon, too, if men had but known it, and he took such moneys as Wetherell insisted upon giving him grudgingly enough. [9]
William Wetherell was occupied by such reflections as these when suddenly there fell a hush through the House. [9]
William Wetherell was not, it may have been gathered, what may be called vindictive. [9]
William Wetherell could not understand it. [9]
William Wetherell was not the most courageous man in the world. [9]
William Wetherell did not like to ask Jethro, but he thought a little of sounding Mr. Merrill, and then he came to the conclusion that it would be wiser for him not to know. [9]
William Wetherell did not know that it was a periodical bomb, like those flung at regular intervals from the Union mortars into Vicksburg. [9]
Cynthia Wetherell does not know that I have come to Brampton, unless somebody has told her, and did not know that I was coming. [9]
Although Jethro had never mentioned Isaac Worthington's name to him, Wetherell knew that Jethro hated the first citizen of Brampton. [9]
Mr. Bixby seized Mr. Wetherell under the elbow, and addressed himself to the storekeeper's ear. [9]
Mr. Wetherell found Mr. Speaker Sutton glued to a pillar in the rotunda below. [9]
Mr. Dodd and Mr. Hill have agreed, for various reasons which I will spare you, that Miss Wetherell should be dismissed. [9]
This is what Mr. Flint read: "Miss Wetherell begs to inform Mr. Isaac D. Worthington that she can have no communication or intercourse with him whatsoever. [9]
The injustice to Miss Wetherell, which Mr. Ives explained as well as he could, made his blood boil: so he declared. [9]
It occurred to me that you would like to meet Mr. Wetherell. [9]
Worthington dropped his match and stamped on it, and Wetherell began to wonder how much the man would stand. [9]
He was a man on whom dignity lay heavily, and was not a little ruffled because Wetherell had been a witness of his discomfiture. [9]
There was a long silence, and, forgetful for the moment of his own predicament, Wetherell found a fearful fascination in watching the contortions of the victim whose punishment was to precede his. [9]
She would have liked to have added that William Wetherell would have been a great man if he had had health, but she found it difficult to give out confidences, especially when they were in the nature of surmises. [9]
And before he left he gave poor Wetherell a fortnight to decide. [9]
That's the way Jethro spends the money he makes in politics, and he hain't no more of a farmer than--" Moses looked at Wetherell. [9]
In this manner Jethro snuffed out utterly that passion to destroy, and another sensation took its place--a sensation which made it very difficult for William Wetherell to speak, but he managed to reply that reading had been a great resource to him. [9]
She knew that Jethro had never ceased to reproach himself for inviting Wetherell to the capital, and she was sure that something had happened there which had disturbed her father and brought on that fearful apathy. [9]
But she married in Boston a man of learning and literary attainments, though his health was feeble and he was poor, William Wetherell. [9]
Mr. Wetherell, after his wife died, was taken in a dying condition to Coniston, where he was forced, in order to earn his living, to become the storekeeper there. [9]
William Wetherell dropped his pen with a start of surprise, as it was late for a visitor in Coniston. [9]
He stood rubbing his hands together, and it seemed to William Wetherell that the Speaker did not rap as sharply with his gavel as he had upon other occasions. [9]
Involuntarily Wetherell put his hand to his pocket, felt something crackle under it, and drew the something out. [9]
He drew forth his cowhide wallet and produced from it a folded piece of newspaper which must, Wetherell felt sure, contain the mortgage in question. [9]
What, he asked himself, had Fate in store for Cynthia Wetherell? [9]
William Wetherell told him, falteringly, his name and business, and he thought the man looked at him compassionately. [9]
Mr. Wetherell recognized him instantly as the father of the celebrated Cassandra. [9]
But at length he started, as from a dream, and gave it back to Wetherell, who was watching him. [9]
That she should have loved Jethro seemed as strange to her as to him, and yet Wetherell was to feel the irresistible force of him. [9]

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