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Updated: June 4, 2025
It also prompted them to describe all shields as made on the far-away old Mycenaean model, though they were themselves used to small circular bucklers, with a bracer and a grip, worn on the left arm.
I must admit that it did not seem acute. "I feel the need of a bracer after all this excitement," Vantine remarked, as he opened the cellarette. "Help yourself. I dare say you're used to this sort of thing " "Finding dead men lying around?" I queried, with a smile. "No it's not so common as you seem to think."
They could hear the cheering as the other races took place, and at last it came their turn. How their hearts thumped! And it was Merriwell that quieted their unsteady nerves with a few low, calm words, which seemed to give them the bracer which they needed before going into the race.
One night I forgott my bracer, which was wett; being up and downe in those pooles to fetch my fowles, one of these beasts carried it away, which did us a great deal of wrong, and caused the life to great many of those against whom I declared myselfe an ennemy. We imagined that some wildmen might have surprized us; but I may say they weare far more afrayd then we.
There were other weaknesses he had to cloak. Bulger proffered cigarettes from a silver case at their first meeting. Bean declined. "Doctor's orders," said he. "Nerves?" suggested Bulger, expertly. "Heart gets me something fierce." "Come in here to Tommy's and take a bracer," now suggested the hospitable Bulger. But again the physician had been obdurate.
I can prove by Dixon that Lucretia never had a grain of cocaine in her life never even a bracer of whiskey she doesn't need it; and as for the race, I hadn't a cent on Lauzanne." "But your son." "He had a small bet; I didn't know that, even, until they were running." "Did you tell him not to back Lucretia, for he did Lauzanne?" "I told him not to bet at all." "And you played the mare yourself?"
"I've got to cut out this morning bracer," said Mortimer, eyeing the servant with indecision; but he gave his order nevertheless, and later accepted a cigar; and when the servant had returned and again retired, he half emptied his tall glass, refilled it with mineral water, and, settling back in the padded arm-chair, said: "If I manage this thing as it ought to be managed, you'll go through by April.
"Any time you feel disinclined to face your meals, Pen, I recommend you heartily to do the same. It is a greater bracer. At this moment I really believe I could do complete justice to even the very best culinary thoughts of our friend, Dr. Mercer." Pendleton sat down and regarded his friend with questioning eyes. "It wasn't to acquire an appetite that you made up this way. You've been working."
With puzzled expression he says: "Everything belonging to our room and wardrobe is here except Paul's usual London disguise. Paul must be out on some venturesome craze!" Gradually Pierre's habitual craft returns. Whatever happens he must keep cool. Taking a discreet bracer of brandy and examining his pistols, Pierre lies down on the cot. There are toothsome eatables on the table.
"Wouldn't it be better," suggested Ferrers, hopelessly, "to try one medicine on the lad and then wait ten minutes. Then, if that doesn't work, try one of the others on him! If that doesn't work then you know that the third kind of stuff is the right sort of bracer." Despite his great anxiety, Reade could not suppress the smile that Jim's advice brought out.
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