whiting

Mr. Whiting: Mr. President, ladies and gentlemen: I do not know why Mr. Cashman should ask me to come forward.

He went to luncheon, swallowed a whiting and half a cutlet, and returned.

Will picked out a small brill and a whiting or two, with a good-sized sole that had been left.

It is not chalk, it is not whiting, it is not any kind of cement.

They talk here of fishing, and are pleased with a few poor cod and whiting.

At this juncture—it was now five o'clock—the division of the gallant Whiting hove in sight.

When the Burgesses met they questioned Whiting's authority, but he satisfied them by showing them his commission.

But Mr. Whiting has treated his landscape and animal kingdom with rare discretion.

The Whiting was introduced, and taken in good health many weeks after, but not since.

If anybody demurs to Flatman and still more to Whiting he must be left to his own opinion.