Sometime, she said, she should like me to go, but not until she was
laid away. 'And how small I have grown this last winter.
"Call him RAYMOND FITZOSBORNE," suggested Diana, who had a store of such names
laid away in her memory, relics of the old "Story Club," which she and Anne and Jane Andrews and Ruby Gillis had had in their schooldays.
In his chilly bedroom Chandler
laid away his evening clothes for a sixty-nine days' rest.
Too little money was being
laid away in the bank, and her conscience pricked her as she considered how much she was laying out on the pretty necessaries for the household and herself.
When I'm
laid away, do you want to take Aurelia and the children down here to the brick house?
By what passions had she been ravaged, by what sufferings had she been blanched, what store of memories had she
laid away for the monotonous future?
Beyond is the cemetery--long, winding galleries hewn out of the solid rock, with recesses on either hand, wherein, tier above tier, lie the revolutionists just as they were
laid away by their comrades long years agone.
"But when the Ambassadors had been there a day or two, and saw so great abundance of gold so lightly esteemed, yea, in no less reproach than it was with them in honour; and, besides that, more gold in the chains and gyves of one fugitive bondman, than all the costly ornaments of their three was worth; then began a-bate their courage, and for very shame
laid away all that gorgeous array whereof they were so proud; and especially when they had talked familiarly with the Utopians, and had learned all their fashions and opinions.
So Hepzibah and her brother made themselves, ready--as ready as they could in the best of their old-fashioned garments, which had hung on pegs, or been
laid away in trunks, so long that the dampness and mouldy smell of the past was on them,--made themselves ready, in their faded bettermost, to go to church.
Some of Maud's cast-off toys had been neatly mended for Kitty; some of Fan's old ribbons and laces were converted into dolls' finery; and Tom's little figures, whittled out of wood in idle minutes, were
laid away to show Will what could be done with a knife.
It was only the other day that Eben Hale was
laid away in his stately marble mausoleum.
Miss Ophelia, who seldom sat much in Marie's company, followed him into the parlor, having first carefully
laid away the paper.