But neither Anna Mikhaylovna nor the footman nor the coachman, who could not help seeing these people, took anynotice of them.

Again I could not butnotice his prodigious strength.

The huntsman took nonotice of the signs, but believing his word, hastened forward in the chase.

But if anybody asks any questions upstairs, just you take nonotice, and turn the talk to something else, and I'll be obliged to you.

Poor Jones was rather a spectator of this elegant scene, than an actor in it; for though, in the short interval before the peer's arrival, Lady Bellaston first, and afterwards Mrs Fitzpatrick, had addressed some of their discourse to him; yet no sooner was the noble lord entered, than he engrossed the whole attention of the two ladies to himself; and as he took no morenotice of Jones than if no such person had been present, unless by now and then staring at him, the ladies followed his example.

She has given Geoffreynotice to quit these lodgings."

"Did younotice which petticoat did it?" asked Sergeant Cuff, still addressing himself, not to his brother-officer, but to me.

"DEAR SIR, - Wenotice that your account to-day stands 119,000 pounds overdrawn, against which we hold as collateral security shares in the Bekwando Land Company to the value of 150,000 pounds.

Just inside the door a number ofnotices were pinned up, lists of lectures, football fixtures, and the like; and these he looked at idly, trying to seem at his ease.

Our information respecting Hesiod is derived in the main fromnotices and allusions in the works attributed to him, and to these must be added traditions concerning his death and burial gathered from later writers.