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Updated: June 16, 2025
But they might have succeeded in doing so before the railway came in these parts, turning everything to the rightabout, as Trufitt phrased it at the Bells. There were six such troughs within a hundred yards; and, as their contents never got into the horses' heads, what odds if there were?
Then, marching out again, he gave a short command, and, from where Punch's eye was still glued to the opening, he saw the soldiers turn rightabout face, disappear through the open doorway, and then, beat, beat, beat, the sound of marching began again, this time to die slowly away, and he looked and listened till the pressure of Pen's hand upon his arm grew almost painful.
And before I could have thought it possible, he had turned the carriage to the rightabout and we were galloping south.
Her idea seemed an insane one, and all Paris laughed at it; but the young woman, with superb assurance, kept herself well to the front, and imperiously demanded the /role/, feeling sure that she would conquer. "It was the minister who wouldn't have it," explained Duthil. The Baron was choking. "The minister, the minister! Ah! well, I will soon have that minister sent to the rightabout."
And before I could have thought it possible, he had turned the carriage to the rightabout and we were galloping south.
He had ridden about the country in all directions, and except when hunting a kangaroo or emu, he had never had to fire a shot. "But with a mob of savage blacks in the neighbourhood, it would be more prudent to be armed," I observed. "My horse-whip will soon send them to the rightabout, should any of them venture to come near me," he answered laughing.
"TIRED, Mrs Catherine," said he, "and for my sake? By heavens! you shan't walk a step farther. No, you shall ride back with a guard of honour! Back to the village, gentlemen! rightabout face! Show those fellows, Corporal, how to rightabout face. Now, my dear, mount behind me on Snowball; he's easy as a sedan. Put your dear little foot on the toe of my boot. There now, up! jump! hurrah!"
"Shout as ye like, ye yelpin' savages," cried Tim, who was standing near me; "it won't make one of us wink an eye, an' we'll soon send ye to the rightabout when you get within range of our rifles." A few of the chiefs now dashed forward, flourishing their spears, but quickly retreated behind the warriors on foot, who advanced rapidly towards the fort.
So Joe starts telling the citizen about the foot and mouth disease and the cattle traders and taking action in the matter and the citizen sending them all to the rightabout and Bloom coming out with his sheepdip for the scab and a hoose drench for coughing calves and the guaranteed remedy for timber tongue. Because he was up one time in a knacker's yard.
Evremonde, de Malherbe, and others, who first cleaned out the French language, sent foreign words to the rightabout, and gave the right of citizenship to legitimate words used and known by everyone, but of which the Sieur Ronsard was ashamed.
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