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Updated: June 26, 2025
"LOVE! he says," mocked Jim, grinning at the company. "What about it, then?" asked Aaron. "It's life! Love is life," said Jim fiercely. "It's a vice, like drink," said Lilly. "Eh? A vice!" said Jim. "May be for you, old bird." "More so still for you," said Lilly. "It's life. It's life!" reiterated Jim. "Don't you agree?" He turned wolfishly to Clariss.
The boy snatched the piece wolfishly, and was lifting it to his mouth, but he stopped suddenly and stretched out his hand "Here; you have first bite," he said. Helen shook her head, but felt pleased. "No," she said. "It is for you." "Do," said the boy, fighting hard with the longing to begin. "No; eat it yourself."
He steadied the small mitrailleuse on the edge of the cockpit, holding the craft's stick between his knees, and squeezed off a burst which rattled through the other's fuselage without apparent damage. The foe glider slid away quickly, losing precious altitude in the maneuver. "Ah, ha," Joe said wolfishly. "So now they know we've got a stinger too." "I got that," Freddy crowed. "I got it perfectly.
He had learned to season his days with the patience of the lynx waiting for the porcupine to uncurl or the patience of the cat amazingly still for hours by the rat-hole. In such a manner Alcatraz endured. Once a month, or once a year, he found an opening to let drive at the master with his heels, or to rear and strike, or to snap with his teeth wolfishly.
He waited. Brokaw did not seem altogether like a drunken man now, and for a moment he feared that discovery had come. He leaned over the table. The watery film seemed to drop from his eyes for an instant and his teeth gleamed wolfishly.
As the returning patter of Betty's feet sounded in the drive, he looked up and held out his hands. When she gave him the pie, he ate almost wolfishly, licking the crumbs from his fingers, and even picking up a bit of crust that had fallen to the ground. "I'm sorry there isn't any more," said the little girl. It had seemed a very large pie when she took it from the safe.
The lad saw what was coming, and as quickly as possible made his way forward and sat there, with his eyes fixed upon the two men aft, waiting for the struggle which he thought must soon begin. All that day and the night he sat and watched, determined to make a fight for the little life which remained in him, and Ned and the other man at times still muttered and eyed him wolfishly.
I got Johnny to row not because I mind exertion myself, but because it makes me sick to ride backwards when I am at work. But I steered. A three-mile pull brought us to the camp just as the night fell, and we stepped ashore very tired and wolfishly hungry.
Without a word she went about the business of the moment, rekindled the ashes, filled the fry pan with mush and bacon. A little while afterwards she set the smoking food before him, and seated herself at the opposite side of the table. The boy ate wolfishly with one hand; the other seemed to have grown fast to the butt of his heavy weapon.
Looking up almost wolfishly at that tranquil, shining countenance, she said to her sullen, mourning heart,
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