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"When I die, Billy, you must bury me in a redwood grove," Saxon adjured.

Master Bardell, thus adjured, placed the refractory flat candle on the bottom stair, and vanished into the front parlour with his message.

I adjured him to write by the first post and to agree with us for an early hearing; then I asked him if the experience in question had been his own.

"Adjured in that way," replied the duenna, "I cannot help answering the question and telling the whole truth.

I called to Herbert and Startop to keep before the tide, that she might see us lying by for her, and I adjured Provis to sit quite still, wrapped in his cloak.

"If I have not," pursues Sir Leicester, "in the most emphatic manner, adjured you, officer, to exercise your utmost skill in this atrocious case, I particularly desire to take the present opportunity of rectifying any omission I may have made.

"Put away your magic tubes," he said; "ye have adjured me in the name of hospitality, and for that reason, but not from fear of what ye can do, I spare him.

jumped off, threw her reins to the native boy, and adjured St.

Thus adjured, Mr Noggs took, from an old trunk, a sheet of paper, which appeared to have been scrawled over in great haste; and after sundry extraordinary demonstrations of reluctance, delivered himself in the following terms.

Later the speaker adjured the session until tomorrow.

The best that can be adjured is that new lawyers see veteran lawyers battle in court and in Senate and House committee hearings on how the law should be interpreted.

A four- member commission, headed by Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Justice Sardar Mohammad Raza heard the proceedings and adjured the hearing as Imran Khan's petition on the matter was pending in the Islamabad High Court (IHC).