Sewall

[ soo-uhl ]

noun

1. Samuel, 1652–1730, American jurist, born in England.

Example Sentences

She was in agonies of death all the while Mr. Sewall was praying.

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The author expected that the exchanges would see the jolt and perhaps assist in the fun he would have with Sewall.

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Some of them did, and Sewall's days became unhappy because of letters received asking further information.

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Miss Margaret Sewall Pattison sauntered slowly down the stairs.

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With her room-mate to back her, to quote the young lady herself, Miss Sewall felt equal to almost any social function.

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