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Updated: June 19, 2025
Annabel groaned, putting on her clothes with eager haste. "I have a vision of the mark I'll get!" She went to the door and took a sweeping glance down the hall. "Coast's clear," she announced. "Shoo both of you." Spring had come at last. In Woodford, up among the hills, the We Are Sevens or "Sixes," in the absence of Blue Bonnet were celebrating its advent with a riding party.
Let Milnwood take my plaid and gown; I'll slip them aff in the dark corner, if he'll promise no to look about, and he may walk past Tam Halliday, who is half blind with his ale, and I can tell him a canny way to get out o' the Tower, and your leddyship will gang quietly to your ain room, and I'll row mysell in his grey cloak, and pit on his hat, and play the prisoner till the coast's clear, and then I'll cry in Tam Halliday, and gar him let me out."
"Into the park," said he. "We are too early." His voice told me more than his words. It was strangely stern. "Was that him in the hansom?" "It was." "Well, then, the coast's clear," said I, comfortably. I was for turning back then and there, but Raffles forced me on with a hand that hardened on my arm. "It was a nearer thing than I care about," said he.
These are the reasons given for the Pacific Coast's aversion to the Hindu, and even with the arguments stated explicitly, there is a great deal untold and untellable. For instance, some of the leaders talking loudest in Eastern Canada in the name of the Sikh are not Sikhs at all, and one at least has a criminal record in San Francisco.
The two janizaries followed him as far as the entrance to the inner room, when Abraham, raising his finger to his lips, and glancing significantly in the direction of the boys, to explain his intention to his companions, closed the door after them, and stole softly back again, planting himself near the recess. For a few minutes all was silent. At length Jack Sheppard observed: "The coast's clear.
'I didn't come out of that dilemma very creditably to myself, I must admit, he thought with a burning face, as he rolled along quickly in the hansom; 'but anyhow, now I'm well out of it. The coast's all clear at last for Ethel Faucit. It's well to be off with the old love before you're on with the new, as that horrid vulgar practical proverb justly though somewhat coarsely puts it.
"And don't forget to remember the things for grinds," added Polly Eastman lucidly. "That's what the party is for." "If the freshmen find out that you had to get us to help you, you'll never hear the last of it," jeered Babe. "Now Babe, we're their natural allies," protested Babbie. "Of course we always help them." "Sh!" called a scout, sticking her head into the room. "Coast's clear.
The speed of "The General" was now slackened, so that the engine approached the station at a rate of not more than fifteen miles an hour. Andrews saw nothing unusual on the platform; no soldiers; no preparations for arrest. "Go ahead," he said, "and stop at the platform. The coast's clear so far."
By inserting their fingers in the aperture, the boys soon raised the sash, and a few seconds later Diggory mounted the ledge and scrambled through the window "Come on," he said; "the coast's all clear." Jack Vance joined him immediately, and Mugford, not wishing to be left alone outside, was not long in making up his mind to follow his companions.
If either of them come aboard we'll be ready to use their eyes for our benefit, not let 'em use ours for theirs. Flanders once said he liked the looks of this brig." "S'pose we run foul of a bulldog?" "We'll have to chance it. This coast's full o' them, too. Great guns, man! Would you drift around and do nothing?
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