You will
avail yourself of every opportunity of informing us of your position and progress, and at the expiration of your leave of absence will join your proper station.
Though I may pray that it reaches the haunts of civilized man, my better judgment tells me that it will never be perused by other eyes than mine, and that even though it should, it would be too late to
avail me.
The first is, genius, without a full vein of which no study, says Horace, can
avail us.
Of course, I might
avail myself of the cover of night; but, alas!
We returned a suitable answer to this affectionate Note and after thanking her for her kind invitation assured her that we would certainly
avail ourselves of it, whenever we might have no other place to go to.
His sister, too, is, I hope, convinced how little the ungenerous representations of anyone to the disadvantage of another will
avail when opposed by the immediate influence of intellect and manner.
The bird complained to the dog of this bare-faced robbery, but nothing he said was of any
avail, for the dog answered that he found false credentials on the sausage, and that was the reason his life had been forfeited.