"You leave it to me, and when you come home from a happy outing I 'ope to be able to cross your little hand with three 'undred golden quids.

"You leave it to me, and when you come home from a happy outing I 'ope to be able to cross your little hand with three 'undred golden quids.

By this means, also, they saved the best part of their land: Experiar quid concedatur in illos Quorum Flaminia tegitur cinis, atque Latina.

Sed eheu inquis euge quid agemus?

First of all to come was lean-faced Crosby, one cheek swelled round with a giant quid.

And howsoever though it were all troubles, utilitatis publicae causa devorandum, grave quid libenter subeundum, it must willingly be undergone for public good's sake, "Audite (populus) haec, inquit Susarion, Malae sunt mulieres, veruntamen O populares, Hoc sine malo domum inhabitare non licet.

During the brief cessation of hostilities, Simpson extracted the arrow from Wood's shoulder, and put an immense quid of tobacco on the wound.

Et modo quid fuit ignoscat mihi genius tuus, noluisses de manu ejus nummos accipere. 2236.

Semper attonitus, semper pavidus quid dicat, faciatve: ne displiceat humilitatem simulat, honestatem mentitur.

Vigorem animi moderate vini usu tueamur, et calefacto simul, refotoque animo si quid in eo vel frigidae tristitiae, vel torpentis verecundiae fuerit, diluamus. 4314.

Don't take your 'independence' simpliciter, as Lotze does, take it secundum quid.

Jam rogo cessate plus tale quid exigere a me."

"That little varmint is walking about worth six 'undered quid.

Vigorem animi moderate vini usu tueamur, et calefacto simul, refotoque animo si quid in eo vel frigidae tristitiae, vel torpentis verecundiae fuerit, diluamus. 4314.

"That little varmint is walking about worth six 'undered quid.

Yes, there he was, looking up, with a smile on his brave brown face, my little nosegay in his button-hole, a suspicious bulge in the pocket close by, and doubtless a comfortable quid in his mouth, to cheer the weary march.

His situation is miserable; he is truly a fish out of water; he loves motion, but is obliged to stand still; his glory is a social "bit of jaw," but he dares not speak; he rolls his disconsolate quid over his silent tongue, and is as wretched as a caged monkey.