1
Grind was ignorant of the white donkey story, and took the question literally.
2
Do you go all the way on the white donkey, Mrs.
3
My wife's gone off to New Jerusalem on a white donkey.
4
The white donkey as is to bear me to New Jerusalem!
5
Well, I should as soon have thought of seeing Mrs. Peckaby's white donkey!
6
Give up going to New Jerusalem on a white donkey!
7
Mary loved old Jenny next to Mamma and Mark; and she loved the white donkey.
8
I'm a-going to New Jerusalem on a white donkey.
9
One of these days or nights, you'll see a white donkey a-standing at your door.
10
She's off to New Jerusalem on a white donkey.
11
On the look-out for the white donkey, Mrs.
12
He rode, in gorgeous apparel, on a milk- white donkey which was led by two pretty choristers in blue.
13
The woman told it so quaintly, with such perfect good faith in the advent of the white donkey!
14
Don't you think it would be better to give the white donkey up for a bad job, Mrs.
15
That he invented the fable of the white donkey to keep you quiet while he and the rest got clear off.
16
In following these men we this morning caught two black men, one black woman, a white donkey, and a white girl.
