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Updated: May 4, 2025
The poor thing passed on about six million or four hundred million years ago somewhere along there. Oswald and his new father-in-law dug it from its quiet resting place in the old cemetery. Such is their thrilling work in life. "This father-in-law is just an old body snatcher that snoops round robbing the graves of antiquity and setting up his loot in their museum at the university.
The shepherd, who seemed to weigh all emotions by the scale of a body snatcher, appeared to be delighted at the prospect of enjoying a little excitement, and began to examine the priming of his long gun with a degree of attention that showed how much reliance he intended placing upon it in case of emergency.
The letter was found on the floor of the box where Nervy Jim had dropped it; Holmes and his plain-clothes men paid an early visit at the East Houston Street lodging-house, and found the happy Snatcher snoring away in his cot with a smile on his face that seemed to indicate that he was dreaming he was back in a nice comfortable jail once more; and as if to make assurance doubly sure, the missing necklace hung about his swarthy neck!
He took his hat, and making a bow to the amazed Mr. Huxter left the table, as Huxter's comrades, after a pause of wonder, set up such a roar of laughter at Huxter, as called for the intervention of the president of the room; who bawled out, "Silence, gentlemen; do have silence for the Body Snatcher!" which popular song began as Pen left the Back Kitchen.
"It is clear I shall never be your match in debate," said she. Peter made a gesture of deprecating modesty. "But I wonder," she went on, "whether you would put me down as 'another species of snatcher, if I should ask you to spare me just the merest end of a crust of bread?" And she lifted those eyes rich in promise appealingly to his.
The rush of air in his face, the hum of the engines, and the light jump of the car beneath him intoxicated his weak brain. 'Washerwoman, indeed! he shouted recklessly. 'Ho! ho! I am the Toad, the motor-car snatcher, the prison-breaker, the Toad who always escapes!
There's a portrait of me, sir, as I sing it as the Snatcher considered rather like." "Thank you," said Warrington; "heard it nine times know it by heart, Hodgen." Here the gentleman who presided at the pianoforte began to play upon his instrument, and Pen, looking in the direction of the music, beheld that very Mr.
He hates him too bad for that, because Snatcher killed one of them fancy poodle dogs of his two years ago; and Mr. Vinston ain't never forgot it and never will. He wouldn't do nothing to save Snatcher, miss. Ask Taylor to come and bring his gun." Ellice nodded. She stretched out her hand and touched the shaggy yellow head, and in her eyes was infinite pity.
They nicknamed his book "A Subaltern's Advice to Generals," and called Churchill himself a "Medal Snatcher." A medal snatcher is an officer who, whenever there is a rumor of war, leaves his men to the care of any one, and through influence in high places and for the sake of the campaign medal has himself attached to the expeditionary force. But Churchill never was a medal hunter.
Daddy, said Lukashka, stepping softly in front of the old man; 'I'll show you where they've been I'm the only one that knows. Daddy. 'Show me! You're a fine fellow, a regular Snatcher! replied the old man, also whispering. Having gone a few steps Lukashka stopped, stooped down over a puddle, and whistled.
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