Meanings of addressing the company in English

Mr. Hawks, as he stood addressing the company assembled round the grave.

The Englishman was addressing the company in general.

Miss Clare went on, still addressing the company, and her words had a tone of authority.

He is quite light-headed, said the detective sympathetically, addressing the company at large but speaking in French.

At present she was addressing the company at large, as if they were all her promising children.

You have no idea, any of you, how good Hubert is, she added, addressing the company generally.

Gentlemen," said he, addressing the company, "have we not reason to think our fortune prodigious-theMarechal and I?"

I was almost clear- Icouldfeel the cool air from outside flowing between the pillars-whenI heard him addressing the company.

Gentlemen," said he, addressing the company, "the quarter-deck is still ours; twenty-five loyal men are a match for two hundred and fifty scoundrels any day.

"Now," the spoiled child declared, addressing the company present, "I'm going to play."

'That's a bit of all right, I must say,' Harlow said, addressing the company generally.

"Ain't I right?" asked the other man, addressing the company generally.

"Let him go!" shouted I, breaking into the group and addressing the company generally.

"She needn't be afraid at all," declared a young woman in black satin, addressing the company at large.

"If anything happens," said the old lady, addressing the company generally, "there's one comfort for all of us.

"This, gentlemen, is a hundred thousand roubles," said Nastasia Philipovna, addressing the company in general, "here, in this dirty parcel.