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Shoot vem in ve mouth, down ve froat, so as not to spoil ve wool." Turning over the page, the Major disclosed a most grievous grizzly bear, grizzly and bearish beyond conception, heraldic, regardant, expectant, not collared, fanged and clawed proper, rampant, erect, requiring no supporters.
"Have you collared the scoundrel?" "Yes." "By Jove!" said Valenglay. "You're a fine fellow!" And he went on to ask, "An ogre, of course? An evil, undaunted brute? "No, Monsieur le Président, a cripple, a degenerate, responsible for his actions, certainly, but a man in whom the doctors will find every form of wasting illness: disease of the spinal cord, tuberculosis, and all the rest of it."
"Where's Raymond?" cried Jack. "I don't know," answered Rosher; "we can't wait here, or we shall be collared." "Didn't you see what became of him? I don't like the thought of leaving the fellow " The sentence was never finished; for at that moment two men suddenly appeared from behind a neighbouring stall.
The Master vaulted in through the window; arriving on the study floor almost as soon as did the overthrown bird. Lady was slinking out into the hall; crestfallen and scared. The Master collared her and brought her back to the scene of her mischief. The collie had disobeyed him. Flagrantly she had sinned in assailing the bird; after his injunction of "Let it alone!"
It was only natural that he should make some reference to their adventure at the fair, and this he did by blaming Jack for not having made good his escape. "Why didn't you run for it sooner, you duffer? You stood still there like a stuffed monkey, and wouldn't move till the man collared you."
Too great greed on the part of the boy will discover the whole plot, and the charge will be made: "De Witt, I believe you are hiding the eggs!" Forthwith the boy is collared and compelled to disgorge his possessions.
But the laugh, as it happened, was on our side, or would have been, if half a dozen watchmen had not suddenly pounced down upon us, as we lay scrambling on the ground, weak with mirth over Pepper's misfortune. We were collared and marched off before we well knew what had happened.
But this time I simply collared the mother, who was nearest me, and, apologizing for my violence, declared that I could not let them go until they had put me on my road. They were neither of them offended rather mollified than otherwise; told me I had only to follow them; and then the mother asked me what I wanted by the lake at such an hour.
Serve with a sauce of port wine and water, and mustard, just boiled up, and put into the dish. Or serve it in slices with parsley for a fry. PIG'S HEAD COLLARED. Scour the head and ears nicely, take off the hair and snout, and remove the eyes and the brain. Lay the head into water one night, then drain it, salt it extremely well with common salt and saltpetre, and let it lie five days.
"A thief?" she said, controlling her emotion. "How do you know he is a thief?" "Well," stammered the major-domo, "he is very poorly dressed, and besides, what was he doing in the garden?" Lady Beltham was recovering her calm. "What excuse did he give for being there?" she asked coldly. "We didn't give him time to invent one," said the major-domo. "We collared him almost as soon as we saw him.
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