Vietnam or Thailand ? Vote for the TOP Country of the Week !
Updated: May 5, 2025
COAT Hard, with close bottom, and not lying flat to sides. COLOUR Dark blue, blue and tan, liver, liver and tan, sandy, or sandy and tan. HEIGHT About 15 inches to 16 inches. WEIGHT Dogs about 24 pounds; bitches about 22 pounds. GENERAL APPEARANCE He is a light-made, lathy dog, but not shelly. There is a tendency nowadays towards excess of size in the Bedlington.
As for me, a light-made barb will suffice; but it takes bone and muscle to carry all that bone," and he clapped his hand upon Tom's shoulder with a little laugh. The stables were neither very bright nor savoury according to modern ideas, but for the times they were thought a marvel of perfection.
With long-armed adroitness he reached down and picked up those light-made, stunted crutches, slipped from his chair and adjusted them. For a long while he had used them as a matter of course without criticism or thought. But now they produced in him a swift disgust. His hands, grasping the lowest crossbar of them, were in such disproportionate proximity to the floor!
The short, light-made crutches, lying on the floor by the young man's chair, shocked her as the callous exhibition of some unhappy prisoner's shackling-irons might. It constituted an indignity offered to the Richard sitting here beside her, so much as to think of, let alone look at, that same Richard when on foot.
She was a long-limbed light-made woman, dark-faced and black-haired: amidst her laughter she looked up and saw Gold-mane, who had stopped at once when he saw her; she held out her hands to him, and said lightly, though her face flushed withal: 'Come hither, thou, and help the others to climb the bank; for they are beaten in the race, and now must they do after my will; that was the forfeit.
It was hard to have to throw back in the sea the fine fish that we'd taken hours to set and haul for; hard, too, to heave over the stout gear that had taken so many long hours to rig. But there was no more time to waste over they went. And we took the two buoys light-made but sound and tight half-barrels they were and we lashed them to the risings of the dory. "And now the sail to her, Simon."
Word Of The Day
Others Looking