returns

The returns were completed; the members assembled in London, and with them as usual the convocation of the clergy.

The returns from the subordinate branches of this service exhibit a regularity and order highly creditable to its character.

Even if he gets his own price he reproaches hiself when he returns home with not having asked a little more, and so got a wrangle.

It is to be expected the returns of the City police will be equally unsatisfactory.

If unsuccessful, she returns to her place and pays a forfeit, which is redeemed at the end of the game.

The Valet goes into the adjoining room and returns with another armful of clothes.

It might be a girl—but the face of the returns indicated otherwise.

She returns at noon with just time to eat her dinner, and the afternoon session begins.

But she does not look her former husband straight in the face, and returns to her home the same evening.

In a few moments, however, he returns, and takes a middle seat in the compartment.