The repulsive masks and the backward wriggling of the six upon the floor had upset his fighting stomach for the time being, and we could not induce him to return.

The curious convulsive wriggle of one of his arms, which always showed when he was excited, gradually died away, and after looking for some time at the papers of de Menevalwho had written away like an automaton during all this uproarhe came across to the fire with a smile upon his lips, and a brow from which the shadow had departed.

The curious convulsive wriggle of one of his arms, which always showed when he was excited, gradually died away, and after looking for some time at the papers of de Menevalwho had written away like an automaton during all this uproarhe came across to the fire with a smile upon his lips, and a brow from which the shadow had departed.

Suffice it to say, then, for the present, that on the leaves of this small sprig culled by me at random from the cluster, are to be detected the germs of the trigonocephalus contortrix, than which, when fully developed, no more deadly reptile wriggles upon earth.

But a man has the full responsibility of his freedom, cannot evade a question, can scarce be silent without rudeness, must answer for his words upon the moment, and is not seldom left face to face with a damning choice, between the more or less dishonourable wriggling of Deronda and the downright woodenness of Vernon Whitford.

He greeted Thor's second inspection with a genial wriggling which carried him forward another half foot, and a low warning rumbled in Thor's chest.

Roseen gave an impatient wriggle.

It is very amusing to see the author's intellectual wriggling and twisting to show that no one can be good or happy without believing in the Christian religion.

I looked and observed, in the first place, multitudes of Bacteria moving about with their ordinary intermittent spasmodic wriggles.

[Being a Republican's apology for the recent anti-British agitation in the States.] Oh, never let it mar the mutual love, That now unites us eye to eye, If, superficially, we seem to shove Our fingers in your Irish pie An action which, if you should so behave, Would make old MONROE wriggle in his grave.

He might have been there to this day had he not managed, by some mysterious and painful wriggle, to crawl through unaided.

The quivering darkness under the banyan blotted everything: death had dispersed the black minnows there, in oozy wriggles of shadow; but next moment the fish-tail stripes chased in a more lively shoal.

Now, some lizards are so long that they cannot keep from sagging, and their progress becomes a painful wriggle.

"Well, you see, it's this way," began the mate, with a preliminary wriggle: "there's a certain young woman" "A certain young what?" shouted the master of the Arabella.

Then he beckoned to O'Brien, and the two whispered together for several minutes, while all over the court room on the part of those who had sat there so patiently for sixty-nine days there was a prolonged and ecstatic wriggling of arms and legs.

I looked and observed, in the first place, multitudes of Bacteria moving about with their ordinary intermittent spasmodic wriggles.

Then Moran, with a suspicious wriggle of his body and a clutch at his rags, would burst out with "All me buzzim friends are turned backbiters"; and after a final "If yez don't drop your coddin' and diversion I'll lave some of yez a case," by way of warning to the boys, begin his recitation, or perhaps still delay, to ask, "Is there a crowd round me now?

Willing hands dragged the head of Moussa Isa across the beam and willing bodies sat upon him, that he might not waste time, and something more precious, by thoughtless wriggling, delaying breakfast.