Let us contrive some means of bringing your lover back to you.

I will contrive some means of getting Mrs. B--out of the house.

Come what might, she must contrive some means of being in Paris before long.

We must contrive some means of taking some of the game with which these woods are filled.

She will undoubtedly alight, and contrive some means of passing and repassing him-oftouching him, if possible.

Shall we contrive some means of engrafting this knowledge on our state, or give the matter up?

The sympathetic little Stineli began at once to contrive some means of helping him to get his wish.

I am he, and I will contrive some means for killing that wicked usurper, and setting my parents free.

They heard me out very gravely, and promised to contrive some means of communicating with me in case of need.

Human ingenuity will have contrived some means for freeing men's minds from the dread of destitution.

Contrive some means, if you love me!

But the captain made no answers to his remarks-his mind was busy contriving some means of barricading the narrow entrance at night.

"We must contrive some means of repaying them for such articles as we may use, Harry."