Meanings of sundry questions in English

And she had asked herself sundry questions as to that protestation.

Moving cautiously at first, they gradually became emboldened and ran along our lines asking sundry questions.

I furnished him with sundry questions, and our examination was admitted to be quite searching and acute.

The challenge of some scholastic wight, Who wishes to hold a public debate On sundry questions wrong or right!

The word that he said about his possible marriage set her mind at work, and induced her to put sundry questions to him.

I went and made my bow to Mrs. Loroman, and answered sundry questions-moreconventional, I may say, than were those of her daughter.

Lady Carbury asked sundry questions about the lady, suspecting that Ruby Ruggles, of whom she had heard, had come to seek her lover.

This he did fairly on the whole, I am bound to confess, with sundry questions and reminders here and there from his mother and me.

She thought also much about poor Lilian Dale, asking herself sundry questions, with an idea of being high-principled as to her duty in that respect.

On the next morning, about ten o'clock, an Irish girl came and offered herself as a cook, and was, after sundry questions and answers, engaged.