...fay, I fhalt eafily find her out.' " The woman laughed at my ignorance of the " town ; and faid, ' I might as well look for a " needle in a bundle of hay.' " She then took me down to breakfaft with " her, behind the bar;, where I. fpent moft part " of that...

...fortune, I dare say I shall easily find her out. The woman laughed at my ignorance of the town, and said I might as well look for a needle in a bundle of hay. She then took me down to breakfast with her behind the bar, where I spent most part of that day, she...

...fortune, I dare say I shall easily find her out. The woman laughed at my ignorance of the town, and said I might as well look for a needle in a bundle of hay. She then took me down to breakfast with her behind the bar, where I spent most part of that day, she...

...remark that if the dog had taken to the common he wouldn't do no harm there, and that, leastways, he might as well look for a needle in a bundle of hay as search for a mad dog on Wymondham common. But this obvious truism did not prevent many mothers,...

...find my way to Paris somehow." " But Paris is as big as London, I s'pose," said Gamble — " and a man might as well look for a needle in a bundle of hay, if so be you don't know where he lives." But Lockwood was not to be deterred from his enterprise ;...

...tell me where I could get the 'desired information. Well, j yoti see, I was1 thrown on my beam ends. I might as well look for a needle in a bundle of hay, as 'for Mr. Peck in Cottouchester, and BO I thought I wouW try another tack. I recollected I li.'ul...

...; she left for Lonnon two days agone, but Lunnon's a large place," he continued, reflectively. " Ye might as well look for a needle in a bundle of hay, as for a person in Lonnon, I'm thinking." " But which part, don't you know?" " Can't say as I does....

...If I was a Jew still, I would go for very little." " Why, Rabbi Abraham," said Miss Brandon, " you might as well look for a needle in a bundle of hay, as try to find one man in all Australia." Abraham smiled. " Madam, there are many Jews and Jewish money-dealers...

...the circumstances was being done. " How could I find him in London ? " said the worthy baker — " I might as well look for a needle in a bundle of hay, I must leave Tom to that detective ; and to circumstances : aye, aye, they'll probably do something...

...corners, he had gone •up to them, with the hope of seeing Jack's well-known face among them. But he might as well look for a " needle in a bundle of hay," as the old saying goes. Among the hundreds of mariners coming and going in those crowded thoroughfares,...