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I ain't been over there, but I know that much," Stilwell said. "They say he's out after some rustlers," Fred replied. "Yes, and he'll stay out till the trouble's over and come back without a hide or hair of a rustler. What else are they doin'?" "Rairin' and shootin'," said Fred, winded by the enormity of this outlawry, even though bred in an atmosphere of violence.
He wrote a letter to her, my dear Alicia, this morning, and begged me to let my boy run with it to the post-office. I winded and winded, saying he was mighty anxious about the letter, and so on, till, at the last, out comes the truth.
Den you should see de solid wall open like de gate of ane city, and den let me see ay, you should see first one stag pursued by three black greyhounds, and they should pull him down as they do at de elector's great hunting-match; and den one ugly, little, nasty black negro should appear and take de stag from them and paf all should be gone; den you should hear horns winded dat all de ruins should ring mine wort, they should play fine hunting piece, as goot as him you call'd Fischer with his oboi; vary well den comes one herald, as we call Ernhold, winding his horn and den come de great Peolphan, called de mighty Hunter of de North, mounted on hims black steed.
She was aiming to tap and return by the trail for the wood-sleds which crossed thereabout, but a mile away from it she ran into the soft snow and brought the winded dogs to a walk. Along the rim of the river and under the frown of the overhanging cliffs, she directed the path she was breaking.
Mr Barlow therefore set out on foot, though Mr Merton would have sent his carriage and servants to attend him, and soon arrived at Mr Sandford's farm. It was a pleasant spot, situated upon the gentle declivity of a hill, at the foot of which winded along a swift and clear little stream.
Methinks I'll send an arrow close over her head to see which it is." "O hold your hand! hold your hand!" panted the supposed woman. "'Tis I, Robin Hood. Summon the yeomen and return with me speedily. We have still another score to settle with my lord of Hereford." When Little John could catch his breath from laughing, he winded his horn. "Now, mistress Robin," quoth he, grinning. "Lead on!
Finally as the Yankee was getting winded he cried between puffs: "Watch aout ! Mind what yer dewin'! Ye dern smart aleck! Haint yew got no sense! You'll stick the pint of thet thing in my boawels, if you ain't keerful!" We heard a lot of shivery stories around that training camp.
At a distance he heard the hall of the Chief still resounding with the clang of bagpipes and the high applause of his guests. Having gained the open air by a postern door, they walked a little way up the wild, bleak, and narrow valley in which the house was situated, following the course of the stream that winded through it.
The holy Maria Kleopha would not permit it," said the woman with provoking calm. The heads dropped down from the window and an uncanny silence fell on the beleaguered carriage. Abbleway neither moved nor spoke. Perhaps the brutes had not clearly seen or winded the human occupants of the carriage, and had prowled away on some other errand of rapine.
"I am as light as a feather, I am as happy as an angel, I am as merry as a school-boy. I am as giddy as a drunken man. A merry Christmas to everybody! A happy New Year to all the world! Hallo here! Whoop! Hallo!" He had frisked into the sitting-room, and was now standing there: perfectly winded.
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