1
Cyril went occasionally in the evening to the lodgings of Mr. Wallace.
2
He therefore, regardless of her former shortcomings, went occasionally to see her.
3
I went occasionally in the evening to see that remarkable woman, Madame Mohl.
4
He belonged to the best clubs and went occasionally to the best parties.
5
He went occasionally to Philadelphia, a frightful journey from Northumberland in those days.
6
Also, he went occasionally to the salon of Senora Gredos.
7
Besides, he went occasionally to Brighton, which was then to England what Baiae was to Rome.
8
Either one or the other went occasionally to the point whence the Zulus' camp could be seen.
9
But we went occasionally to dine together.
10
The visitors who came and went occasionally up the back stairs at Blatchford Ferguson's office were a motley lot.
11
She knew that he went occasionally across to Falmouth, and this was something she could not share, nor attempt to.
12
He went occasionally into society, but never remained late at any reception, and never bestowed especial attention upon any lady.
13
And yet well-dressed men came and went occasionally, and when they emerged, they (or their servants) were carrying packages.
14
He received me with great affection, and I staid ten weeks at his house, during which I went occasionally to Judge Buller's.
15
Except when the colour came and went occasionally on her cheek, I could detect no outward evidences of emotion in her at all.
16
The minister went occasionally to see her, and in his clumsy way thought he perceived what he called "the right spirit" in her.
