She caught the first passer-by whom she passed, and addressed him piteously.

He still stood by the open door to call to the first passer-by.

To the first passer-by he gave five francs, to the second five more.

The first passer-by who took any notice of her was an amiable maniac.

Serfs were too likely to be questioned by the first passer-by who noticed them.

He did not stop the first passer-by, as his manner often was, and desire a fight.

He won't buy clothing of the first passer-by.

All that the first passer-by had to do at any hour, was to give it a push.

I asked the first passer-by:

The first passer-by told him.

Then the cord is pulled and they lie where they fall, till they are buried by the first passer by.

In his paroxysms, so strong an impulse to kill seized him that he would have thrown himself upon the first passer-by.

When he recalled her talents and her social position, he felt that the first passer-by had a right to shoot him down.

Sir Arden had mentioned the hotel at which Henry Dunbar was staying; so Margaret asked the first passer-by to direct her to the George.

(It was what, in Moscow, the first passer-by would have done.)

"I shall have to make use of the list," he decided, and asked the first passer-by the way to Hubbell's Alley.