1 THE new day dawned; the sun rose; the household was astir again.
2 The clock struck; it was half-past four and no one yet astir .
3 The children were not astir when Rolf was off in the morning.
4 At three in the morning all on board the galley were astir .
5 The country was astir early on the morning of the appointed day.
6 The next morning the servants were late astir in the Sheriff's house.
7 And he had made an early start; few wayfarers were yet astir .
8 The sound of domestics astir suggested employment, and Mrs. the real mistress.
9 At the first pale glint of the new day he was astir .
10 The next morning the camp was not astir as early as usual.
11 Some monitions of craft were vaguely astir in his dull old brain.
12 By this time the house was aroused, and the servants were astir .
13 Wolf-packs were astir , and the males fought each other for the females.
14 At the door of Etterick it became apparent that something was astir .
15 The soot-filled atmosphere was astir and palpitating with something bold and daring.
16 Early as it is we are not astir much before the village.
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