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Now I'll give you one more chance " And maybe Hogboom wouldn't go some with that chance! In a month we had a team that wouldn't have used past Siwash teams to hold its sweaters. It was mad all the time, and it played the game carnivorously. Siwash was delirious with joy.

As if aroused and provoked by the sound of her voice, bruin began to try the bark with his foreclaws while his fierce little eyes looked up carnivorously into the face of the maiden, and his little tongue came twisting spirally from his half opened jaws as if he were gloating over a choice titbit. A neighboring settler, attracted by the cries of distress, soon reached the scene of action.

But it appeared that the sow not only would not stand being interfered with, but, moreover, was carnivorously inclined; for she was at that very moment routing the tail about with her nose, and received Vanslyperken's advance with a very irascible grunt, throwing her head up at him with a savage augh; and then again busied herself with the fragment of Snarleyyow.

Voices and laughter heralded an influx of bridge players; Mrs Ranyard, with Barnard, Miss Garten, and Dr Wemyss. A table of three women and one man did not suit the little lady's taste. "We're a very scratch lot. And we want fresh blood!" she announced carnivorously, as the pair in the alcove rose and came forward. The two men rose also, but went on with their talk.

When all this was translated to Fahni he assured Jeekie with earnestness that nothing would induce the Ogula people to eat his mother; moreover, that for her sake they would never look carnivorously on another old woman, fat or thin. "Well," said Jeekie, "I try again to get hold of old lady and we see.

What do you say to dashing down a plate on the floor when you don't like what's on it? And the contadini at whose house he is lodging now have been already accused of opening desks. He laughs carnivorously when I tell him that one of these days he will have to write an ode in honour of the Emperor, to please me. Mrs. Browning writes, somewhat later, from Rome: . . . We left Mr.

It was about the only bad luck they escaped, but the threat of it lent Charity speed. They passed one farm, whose dogs rushed out and bayed at them carnivorously. "That's the way people will bark when they find out about our innocent little picnic," said Charity. "They're not going to find out," said Jim. "Trying to keep it secret gives it a guilty look," said Charity.

But it appeared that the sow not only would not stand being interfered with, but, moreover, was carnivorously inclined; for she was at that very moment routing the tail about with her nose, and received Vanslyperken's advance with a very irascible grunt, throwing her head up at him with a savage augh? and then again busied herself with the fragment of Snarleyyow.

Aristotle, a dirty man, carnivorously interested in the body of the only guest now occupying the only arm-chair, came into the room ostentatiously, put something down, put something straight, and saw that Jacob was still there. "I shall want to be called early to-morrow," said Jacob, over his shoulder. "I am going to Olympia."

"But the poppies are here to-day," she said, glaring carnivorously upon their glow and splendour. "I will pay you for them," said a gentleman, at another time. The apparent sordidness of my position overwhelmed me, and I said weakly: "I do not sell my poppies. You may have what you have picked." But before the week was out I confronted the same gentleman again. "I will pay you for them," he said.