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While not so spectacular as some of those spoiled, it shows very well the erect mane, the wicked narrowing of the eyes, the flattening of the ears of an angry lion. You must imagine, furthermore, the deep rumbling diapason of his growling. We backed away, and B. put in the finishing shot. The first bullet, we then found, had penetrated the kidneys, thus inflicting a temporary paralysis.
She had little time to devote to her toilette, but this huge chignon, hastily contrived without the aid of any mirror, was often instinct with vigorous grace. On seeing her thus naturally helmeted with a mass of frizzy hair which hung about her neck and temples like a mane, one could readily understand why she always went bareheaded, heedless alike of rain and frost.
That's Phil's stunt, I says; 'an' there's only one to save Marjie. That's my stunt." I caught my breath, for my heart stood still, and I felt I must strangle. "Do you mean to say, Thomas O'Meara ?" I could get no fuither. "I mane, either you or me's got to tell this. If you know it better'n I do, go ahead."
Dinah Shadd ran out wid water, an' Judy dhragged the ould woman into the verandah till she sat up. "I'm old an' forlore," she sez, thremblin' an' cryin', "and 'tis like I say a dale more than I mane." "When you're able to walk, go," says ould Mother Shadd. "This house has no place for the likes av you that have cursed my daughter." "Eyah!" said the ould woman.
On one a sore wounded man, his bright hair dabbled with blood, his hands gripping mane and saddle, and on the other the warrior Wulf, with starting eyes and a face like the face of a flame, shaking his red sword, and for the second time that day shouting aloud: "A D'Arcy! a D'Arcy! Contre D'Arcy, contre Mort!"
"Look, Billy! Look!" Around a bend in the road came a man in a sulky, driving a heavy stallion. The animal was a bright chestnut-sorrel, with cream-colored mane and tail. The tail almost swept the ground, while the mane was so thick that it crested out of the neck and flowed down, long and wavy. He scented the mares and stopped short, head flung up and armfuls of creamy mane tossing in the breeze.
No, no; he's wild, and not scrupulous in many things, but I always thought him generous, an' indeed rather careless about money." "You mane the sportheen?" said his brother Art.
The man he had the reins wrapped about his arm was yanked from his feet and sent sprawling. Tom, flat against Star's neck, with the black mane whipping his face, sped down the road past the spot where they had met Andrews that first day of the raid, past the Widow Fry's and down the one street of Manchester at a full gallop. "Keep it up, Star!" he urged. "Go it, Star! We're almost there, old boy.
"That's it, asthore machree; everybody that comes here the second time, sure, knows Sol Donnel, the blessed pilgrim." "In that case it was impossible for me to know you, as I was-never here before." "Acushla, I know that, but a good beginnin' are ye makin' of it an' at your time of life too; but, avick, it must prosper wid ye, comin' here I mane." "I hope it may."
All the horse's body was of this uniform, strange tint, but his mane and tail were a dull, tawny yellow deepening at the extremities into the hue of rusty gold.
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