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Such was Harry Verney's information as he strutted about the courtyard waiting for the squire's orders. 'But they've put their nose into a furze-bush, Muster Smith, they have. 'But are you sure they'll come to-night? 'That 'ere Paul says so. Wonder how he found out some of his underhand, colloguing, Methodist ways, I'll warrant.
Rippenger seized little Temple, and flogged him. Far from dreading the rod, now that Heriot and Temple had tasted it, I thought of punishment as a mad pleasure, not a bit more awful than the burning furze-bush plunged into by our fellows in a follow-my-leader scamper on the common; so I caught Temple's hand as he went by me, and said, eagerly, 'Shall I sing out hurrah?
A goldfinch came and perched on a furze-bush near, looked wonderingly at the odd-shaped thing that made such funny noises, and then flew away to a thistle and began to search for any stray seeds that might have been overlooked.
As he had been asked to notice her he remarked her shining brown hair. It frizzled like a furze-bush about her tiny face, and curled over her forehead. Her white even teeth showed prettily between her lips.
And there is the village match, where cows are apt to stroll on to the pitch before the innings and cover-point stands up to his neck in a furze-bush. The game which was to decide the fate of Tom and Dick belonged to the latter variety.
He was indeed for retreat; but here Strap was of a different mind. Nothing would excite him to advance, but nothing either could induce him to retire. Whatever he saw in the furze-bush Strap must continue to observe.
"You know that I never meant to do it," said Bob. "Surely, uncle, it was his own fault!" "How did he come? I see no way. He was not here when I showed you the place, or else we must have seen him." "He came round the corner of that rock, that stands in front of the furze-bush." Now that we had the clue, a little examination showed the track.
The young were mostly hatched by the beginning of July, but I found one nest with young still in it in a furze-bush about ten yards from high water-mark as late as the 27th of July, but the young were all flown when I visited the nest two days afterwards. The Tree Pipits have all departed by the middle of October, and I have never seen any there in November.
"Oh, do cry out, perhaps they will be able to tell us the way." "Do you want to leave me?" "No, no, but I must get home; what will father think?" Mike shouted, and his shout was answered. "Where are you?" asked the unknown. "Here," said Mike. "Where is here?" "By the furze-bush." "Where is the furze-bush?" It was difficult to explain, and the voice grew fainter.
"About a quarter of a mile from the stables John Straker's overcoat was flapping from a furze-bush. Immediately beyond there was a bowl-shaped depression in the moor, and at the bottom of this was found the dead body of the unfortunate trainer.
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