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Murchison, and to him we owe in a great measure the start in popularity which since the foundation of his large kennel the Fox-terrier has enjoyed. Mr. Murchison's chief opponents in the early 'seventies were Mr. Gibson, of Brockenhurst, with his dogs Tyke and Old Foiler; Mr. Luke Turner, of Leicester, with his Belvoir strain, which later gave us Ch. Brockenhurst Joe, Ch. Olive and her son, Ch.
He assured me that moments such as those inspired him and were the pride of his life, and he was convinced that, upon reflection, 'I should rise to his pitch. He deluded himself with the idea of his having foiled Baroness Turckems, nor did I choose to contest it, though it struck me that she was too conclusively the foiler. She must have intercepted the letter for the princess.
"He's an awful smart driver for one that don't foiler drivin' the year round," continued Ivory; "and he's the awfullest clean-spoken, soft-spoken feller I ever see." "There's be'n two black sheep in his family a'ready, an' Steve kind o' feels as if he'd ought to be extry white," remarked Jed Towle. "You fellers that belonged to the old drive remember Pretty Quick Waterman well enough?
"No, no, Toby," she said in a muffled and sad tone; "there's no use now, dear Toby." "Foller him, foiler him; he has more sense than we jest now," said Joe, rousing himself from his reverie. Toby threw to the tall boy the first grateful look which had issued from his brown eyes.
Nearly all first-rate stick-players have served their apprenticeship with the foils, and, where this education has been omitted, one may generally detect the ugly carving-knife-and-fork style, so unpleasant to watch. Whereas with a good fencer "foiler" perhaps I should say everything is done with neatness, whether he has in his hand a single-stick, a cutlass, or the leg of an old chair.
He assured me that moments such as those inspired him and were the pride of his life, and he was convinced that, upon reflection, 'I should rise to his pitch. He deluded himself with the idea of his having foiled Baroness Turckems, nor did I choose to contest it, though it struck me that she was too conclusively the foiler. She must have intercepted the letter for the princess.
When the unsuspecting eloper reached the Trumet church, it would be the aunt, not the niece, who awaited him. Still grinning, Mr. McKay walked off the platform, and into the arms of Ed Burns, the stable keeper, and Sam Bartlett, his loathed and favored rival. "Here he is!" shouted Burns. "Now we've got him." The foiler of the plot turned pale. Was his secret discovered?
And the bright-eyed goddess Athene made answer to her, "Yea in good sooth, may this fellow yield up strength and life, and perish at the Argives' hands in his native land; only mine own sire is furious, with no good intent, headstrong, ever sinful, the foiler of my purposes.
Me and him agreed on that pint, as soon as ever we see it." "It's surer'n preachin', judge," said Jerry, as he came up to where we were standing; "and there ain't no help for it." "Well, what can we do, Jerry?" "Do! foller till we git 'em, if we foiler 'em to hell. We mustn't leave the trail now, till we know the gal's dead, for sartin.
How shall you get back to your place?" "Reckon I'll have ter onhitch an' ride Pepper back, on'y I jist natchelly hate ter see Nell's face when I get thar 'thout Salt. She set sich store by them horses, an' they'd foiler her anywheres. I sort ter hate ter start, miss." "Listen to me," said Peggy. "What does Nell most need?" "Huh! MOST need? Most need?
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