1
In a fortnight at furthest, Cary foresaw that a crisis must come.
2
To-morrow, or on Saturday at furthest, the hope to finish our business.
3
I dare say a week at furthest will see everything straightened out.'
4
Within two or three days, at furthest, I shall be in my coffin.
5
In a few years at furthest, George Vavasor must be Vavasor of Vavasor.
6
We shall go out of dock to-morrow, or the next day at furthest.
7
He won't last more than a day or two, at furthest.
8
In twelve hours at furthest you will be in the secondary stage of fever.
9
I shall have the honour of seeing you to-morrow or the day after at furthest.
10
Everything must be ready in two hours at furthest.
11
It will only be for a week at furthest.
12
I'll be back as soon as I can-ina week or ten days at furthest.
13
But she expected to-night, or, at furthest, to-morrow morning.
14
In an hour at furthest I weigh anchor.
15
You may depend on our return to North Shingles in four or five days at furthest.
16
They always call on our friends the first day after they arrive,-orthe second, at furthest.
