| Captain sparling of the Assistance brought me a pair of silk stockings of a light blue, which I was much pleased with. |
| Shall I give him one over the head, for his cheek, Mr. sparling? |
| Mr. sparling was an Englishman, and a man of some means who was devoting himself to exploration in Asia Minor. |
| However, I have a box of sparling papers which I have never examined. |
| But Mrs. sparling, in her frenzy and her ignorance, took it for truth. |
| Sparling had his nature lover's epiphany right there in his kayak amid all the black water and cypress knees. |
