When Sir Percivale saw him do so he marvelled what he meant.
Pir-napishtim had perceived the vessel crossing the Sea of Death and marvelled greatly.
When Sir Sagramore saw his fellow have such a fall he marvelled what knight he might be.
Yetive sat back and marvelled at the manner in which this blithe young American cast out the "blue devils."
The hall was full to overflowing when the prisoner entered it, and all marvelled at the brightness of his face.
He marvelled greatly that the stout spears of the past had not put on their harness and broken a lance for their ancient honour.
The Caliph marvelled at her elegance and eloquence.--And Shahrazad perceived the dawn of day and ceased to say her permitted say.
And again he entered the vast gloom; and they looked and marvelled; and Mopsus, son of Ampycus, with word of prophecy urged them to land and propitiate him with libations.
At present we want engineers, industrial men, good business-like managers, and railroad men." It is hardly to be marvelled at that such views should elicit warm protest, summed up in the comment: "Mr.
Clara Durrant procured the stockings, played the sonata, filled the vases, fetched the pudding, left the cards, and when the great invention of paper flowers to swim in finger-bowls was discovered, was one of those who most marvelled at their brief lives.