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I have nothing particular to do.

I have nothing particular to say now.

I have nothing particular to do now.

In speaking of Kant's denudation of Pure Reason of all concrete attributes he said: Reason became a mere voice, which having nothing particular to say, said Law, Duty, in general, leaving to the existing social order of the Prussia of Frederick the Great the congenial task of declaring just what was obligatory in the concrete.

And what would you say to one, who, having nothing particular to object to the arguments of COPERNICUS and GALILEO for the motion of the earth, should withhold his assent, on that general principle, that these subjects were too magnificent and remote to be explained by the narrow and fallacious reason of mankind? We spoke of the visitation, of granting degrees, of public examinations, of abolishing the election of professors by the Senatus Academicus (a most pregnant source of jobs), and much beside--but all desultory--and Lord M. had either nothing particular to say to me, or was too much engrossed with his family distress to enter upon it.

I suppose she had nothing particular to say to you, Lizzy?" Elizabeth was forced to give into a little falsehood here; for to acknowledge the substance of their conversation was impossible.

It was not my intent to speak to him; for I was grown loth to enter into conversation with any body, so I bowed and passed on. "What," cried Mr Cayenne, "and will you not speak to me?" I turned round, and said meekly, "Mr Cayenne, I have no objections to speak to you; but having nothing particular to say, it did not seem necessary just now." He looked at me like a gled, and in a minute exclaimed, "Mad, by Jupiter! as mad as a March hare!" He then entered into conversation with me, and said, that he had noticed me an altered man, and was just so far on his way to the manse, to enquire what had befallen me.

I passed through the square of the Constitution, which presents nothing particular to the eye of the stranger, and ascended the hill to obtain a nearer view of the castle.

If you'd be so good, Misses Brown, as to speak a little lower,' Rob implored. 'Why, he's pretty well, thank'ee, I suppose.' 'You're not out of place, Robby?' said Mrs Brown, in a wheedling tone. 'Why, I'm not exactly out of place, nor in,' faltered Rob. 'I-I'm still in pay, Misses Brown.' 'And nothing to do, Rob?' 'Nothing particular to do just now, Misses Brown, but to-keep my eyes open, said the Grinder, rolling them in a forlorn way. 'Master abroad, Rob?' 'Oh, for goodness' sake, Misses Brown, couldn't you gossip with a cove about anything else?' cried the Grinder, in a burst of despair.

Nothing wanting but a table; pick you up one at a broker's." "But I am obliged, Sir, to leave Mr Harrel's house directly." "Well, well, make shift without a table at first; no great matter if you ha'n't one at all, nothing particular to do with it.

Having a kind of pity for our second housemaid (why, you shall presently know), and seeing in Nancy's face, that she would fetch her fellow-servant in with more hard words than might be needful under the circumstances, it struck me that I had nothing particular to do, and that I might as well fetch Rosanna myself; giving her a hint to be punctual in future, which I knew she would take kindly from ME. "Where is Rosanna?" I inquired. "At the sands, of course!" says Nancy, with a toss of her head. "She had another of her fainting fits this morning, and she asked to go out and get a breath of fresh air.

He lived until about twelve months ago, when he was found dead in his bed on the morning after having written the following letter to his son:- “Dear Ernest,-I’ve nothing particular to write about, but your letter has been lying for some days in the limbo of unanswered letters, to wit my pocket, and it’s time it was answered. “I keep wonderfully well and am able to walk my five or six miles with comfort, but at my age there’s no knowing how long it will last, and time flies quickly.

She felt tired, from having been routed up in the night to discuss rhymes with Brekekex, and, as there was nothing particular to call for her presence at the Plenipotentiary Department, she resolved not to occupy her Chair of State that morning.

We are only gossiping.' It had not often happened that Marian was invited to join parties of this kind. 'Do you wish me to come?' she asked. 'Yes, I should like you to, if you have nothing particular to do.' Marian informed Mrs Yule that the visitors would have supper, and then went to the study.

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