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"Had he not lugged him through the worst pinch already?" and then he played his trump card: "He'll stick to me till I peg out," he said "nothing's too tough for him"; and as he lay back, the mate deciding "arguing'll only do for him," dismissed the Maluka with many thanks, refusing all offers of nursing help with a quiet "He'd rather have me," but accepting gratefully broths and milk and anything of that sort the homestead could furnish.
He soon returned with the money, and the two musketeers loaded their precious package into a carriage and drove with it to Dumars's room, in old Chartres Street, nearby. They lugged it, covered with a cloth, up the stairs, and deposited it on a table.
"Ah, sir, to London." "What class?" "Second-class." "Had she luggage?" "An unco heavy black leather bag, sir, that was a'." "How do you know the bag was heavy?" "By the way she lugged it, sir. The porter offered to relieve her o' it, but she wad na trust it out o' her hand ae minute." "Ah! Was it a large bag?"
I heard Miss Belcher breathing hard as I lugged out the oilskin packet, tore open the knotted string which bound it, and, drawing forth the parchment, spread it, with shaking fingers, on the table. At any rate, I could not recall it. They were marked in red ink, and I explained their meaning to Miss Belcher, who had pounced upon them at once.
Certainly the people of a State are and ought to be subject to the Constitution of the United States; but why is mention of this lugged into this merely Territorial law? Why are the people of a Territory and the people of a State therein lumped together, and their relation to the Constitution therein treated as being precisely the same?
One by one were these lugged forth from their dusty slumber-profane hands struggling for the first right of appropriation. And now, revealed against the wall, glared upon the startled violators of the sanctuary, with glassy eyes and horrent visage, a grim monster.
"Two dollars, suh," Clara would say in her half-contemptuous, half-Tuskegeenial tones. One day Miss Leeson came hunting for a room. She carried a typewriter made to be lugged around by a much larger lady. She was a very little girl, with eyes and hair that had kept on growing after she had stopped and that always looked as if they were saying: "Goodness me! Why didn't you keep up with us?" Mrs.
Then whack and he was hanging to my arm and no heavier than a kitten! I lugged him up until he had a hand on my ledge, and could release me. "Confound it!" I said, "any one could be a mountaineer on the moon;" and so set myself in earnest to the climbing. For a few minutes I clambered steadily, and then I looked up again. The cleft opened out steadily, and the light was brighter. Only
She had often taken risks since her marriage, but there was always the chance of finding within the sound of her voice her big mate, Ab, should danger overtake her. She remained close to the cave, and when early dusk came she lugged the stone barriers into place and built a night-fire within the entrance.
The cold moon shines by night, And when we wander here and there, We then do go most right." Laboured fairly at Woodstock to-day, but principally in revising and adding to Malachi, of which an edition as a pamphlet is anxiously desired. I have lugged in my old friend Cardrona I hope it will not be thought unkindly. The Banks are anxious to have it published.
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