1 The charge was not wholly unfounded.
2 I'd gladly give the horses free of charge if I knew they were going to be ridden by boys I know, gentlemen used to thoroughbreds.
3 The young ladies of the town, who were not permitted to nurse for fear they would see sights unfit for virgin eyes, had the convalescent wards in their charge.
4 He couldn't be when he's been mentioned in dispatches and when Colonel Sloan wrote that letter to Melly all about his gallant conduct in leading the charge.
5 The major in charge didn't want to let that out until the printing was done, for fear the crowd would wreck the offices trying to get news.
6 Law, child," said Old Miss, taking charge of the conversation, as was her habit, "we're in the same fix as you are.
7 The sergeant in charge was a bow-legged, grizzled little man with a large wad of tobacco in his cheek.
8 Gerald's old overseer, Jonas Wilkerson, was in charge of the local Bureau, and his assistant was Hilton, Cathleen Calvert's husband.
9 The place was in charge of the counter boy, who came to the house every night to report on the day's transactions, but Frank was not satisfied.
10 Once in her possession there arose the perplexing problem of finding a trustworthy man to put in charge of it.
11 If I put Hugh in charge of the new mill and leave Mr. Johnson at the old one, I can stay in town and see to the selling while they handle the milling and hauling.
12 She would discharge Mr. Johnson and put Ashley in charge of the old mill while Hugh operated the new one.
13 Both she and Frank would willingly have given, without any charge, the finest mahogany and carved rosewood in the store, but the Wilkeses obstinately refused.
14 The mills had been losing money ever since she retired from active supervision, leaving Hugh and Ashley in charge.
15 And your Uncle Henry enjoys fighting the Yankees in court and out and defending the widow and the orphan--free of charge, I fear--against the Carpetbaggers.