Bradley in a sentence

But I seen collored men on de Bradley plantation git frammed out plenty.

But I'se seen cullud men on de Bradley plantation git tur'ble beatin's.

Jake Overstreet, George Bull, John Green, Ruben Golder, Jim Bradley and a hos' uv others wore dem bells.

The ample Mr. Bradley, perspiring in an alpaca coat, took up the meagre collection on the right of the centre aisle; for Mr. Parr, properly heralded, had gone abroad on one of those periodical, though lonely tours that sent anticipatory shivers of delight down the spines of foreign picture-dealers.

Company C, Captain P.H. Bradley.

Pennal, C.D., Lyon, J.F., Joy, D.W., Weed, R., Walker, W. PRIVATES: Adamson, J.L., Aiken, A.M., Ansley, J.A., Bosdell, I.S., Bosdell, S.E., Boisworth, J., Bouchilson, T.M., Baker, W., Benson, W., Bradley, W., Bradley, J.E., Bellot, J.E., Blackwell.

W., Crosby, Geo. PRIVATES: Ammons, H., Brannon, John, Brannon, Wm., Sr., Brannon, Wm., Jr., Brannon, David, Bradley, John, Brown, Wm., Corbitt, J.C., Corbitt, H.F., Copell, W.H., Copell, J.B., Copell, S.B., Creighton, E.E., Creighton, H.L. Collier, F.J., Evins, John, Evain, Samuel, Fulghum, James, Falkuberry, John, Ford, E.J., Fletcher, David G., Gardner, Lewis, Gardner, James L., Graham, Wm., Griffin, Stephen, Gaymon, John B., Hays, Joseph, Hays, E., Hayes, James, Harrall, Jim, Harrall, John, Hornsby, Joseph, Hornsby, Samuel, Hornsby, S.W., Hough, Hollis, Hinson, John, Sr., Hinson, John, Jr., Hunter, A.A., Hall, Russell J., Johnson, Ben F., Johnson, W.B., Jackson, Douglas, Jordan, W.H., Jordan, D., Kirkley, D.C., Kemp, Tira, Kemp, Warren, Kelly, B.P., Kirby, A., Kirby, J.W., Munn, A.J., McInnis, N.M., Mattox, James, Mattox, Isaac S., Mattox, Sam., Mattox, Geo.

To Edgar C. Bradley. XI.

After-war Problems-Roosevelt Memorials-Americanization-Religion -Responsibility of Press-Resignation LETTERS: To E. C. Bradley.

Miss Bradley went to Bunny's desk.

As Miss Bradley came near Bunny's desk she noticed that the top was raised a little way, leaving a crack of an opening.

Bunny, too, looked eagerly at Miss Bradley, and so did Sue, from the other side of the room.

Miss Bradley heard what Charlie said and, with the desk lid half raised, she said: "No, boys!

There was no time to say more, for now Miss Bradley had Bunny's desk lid fully raised.

After a period of study Miss Bradley called the first class in spelling.

Bunny and Sue were in this division, and they went up to the front seats where Miss Bradley heard all recitations.

Miss Bradley hurriedly stood up beside her chair.

A BUSY BUZZER Bunny, Sue and the other children were just as much surprised as was Miss Bradley when that strange, harsh voice called out.

Maybe the monkey's in the cloakroom, too, only the monkey can't talk like Polly," went on Sue. "Keep your seats, children!" said Miss Bradley.

Oh!" screamed the other girls, and in such excited voices that Miss Bradley came running out of the classroom and the boys crowded down to the end of the yard.