Meanwhile he had been appointed physician advising on the establishment of a silk factory. [Please select]
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Driven by desperation, he dashed in, to prevent the possible propounding of another before he had time to come to his point. [Please select]
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This mode of delivering the hero, by propounding a question or a riddle, is very common in the Hindoo legends. [Please select]
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This day seemed to suit for the excursion--hence her propounding of the plan. [Please select]
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(Master Chuter was fond of propounding his views,—a taste which was developed by always being sure of an audience.) [Please select]
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And by gad--it sounds like lunacy, and mind you I'm not propounding it for fact.' [Please select]
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The consultation consisted chiefly in propounding and supporting, for the thousandth time, each his favourite theories. [Please select]
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On the day when it shall be considered solved, Europe will inevitably witness the propounding of the Austrian Question. [Please select]
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He is not a poet dealing in mysticisms, but a rhetorical philosopher, propounding startling theories, partly true and partly false, which he logically enforces with matchless eloquence. [Please select]
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Last night she had looked into the eyes of Fate, propounding the question of how she was to carry on her life, and to-day she had read the answer in the face of the portrait. [Please select]
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