Their saw was in poor order, and they sawed them badly, for which their master stripped them naked and flogged them.

Then follows the sixteenth and last revelation; ending with the words: "Wit well it was no raving thou sawest to-day: but take it, and believe it, and keep thee therein, and comfort thee therewith and trust thereto, and thou shalt not be overcome."

oh! a very expressive word) over a length of red carpet that seemed to stretch for miles, feeling exactly as a Dutch wooden doll looks; saw, as in a glass darkly, familiar faces that smiled jeeringly, or encouragingly, I could not be sure which; ducked feebly and uncertainly before the two centre figures; and, gasping relief, found myself going out of the doorway walking on G.'s train.

And where the rein was tight across the back of her wrist, for he could reach no lower, Racey set the blade of his pocket-knife and sawed desperately.

Now he was being played with, and this new form of the game kept him see-sawing incessantly between ecstasy and agony, between the relief of yielding and the remorse at having yielded.

The Leading Gentleman crawled to an advantageous position, and having bowed in prayer, sawed away industriously.

And John and James sawed up and down, John sawed up; James sawed low; The birds they flew all o'er the town To tell the folks these things were so, As if they didknow!

Have the bones neatly sawed into convenient sizes, and cover the ends with a small piece of common crust, made with flour and water.

Douglas's usual sobriquet was "the little giant," and it fitted wella man of stalwart proportions oddly "sawed off."

He sat plaintively sawing upon his ancient but rich-toned violin while the floor was brushed, the chairs and benches pushed against the wall and the room prepared for action.

Recklessly they sawed and cut and stripped him, rubbed him and wrapped him in a rabbit-blanket, the fur turned inside, and a wolverine skin over that.

" "But animal spirits," said Mr. Jaffrey sententiously, "shouldn't saw off the legs of the piano in Tobias's best parlor.

The Deacon is sensible enough, too, about many other subjects; but he nor no other man can saw straight with a crooked saw.

The Boy brought it, and Mr. Benham triumphantly sawed off two fine large steaks.

Some new advantage they, undoubtedly, saw, or imagined themselves to see, and what more was necessary to the establishment of the colony, was supplied by natural inclination to experiments, and that impatience of doing nothing, to which mankind, perhaps, owe much of what is imagined to be effected by more splendid motives.

Upstairs the orchestra was sawing out the strains of "Major Malley's Reel," as Endymion lifted his sister in and slammed the door upon her and Narcissus.

Being assured by the rapturous applause which ever succeeds his efforts, that he has made a good hit, Bill suddenly becomes as impenetrable as Gibraltar, and saws vigorously.

An heroic tailor climbed up on the shoulders of a hunchback shoemaker, and sawing the air violently with his arms, cried out: "The people of Berlin demand their rights; they will fight for their liberty.

Strewn around the cabins were dislocated and broken skulls (in some instances sawed asunder with care for the purpose of extracting the brains).

w'at wuz sawed out'n de tree w'at

"Abe CollinsAbe's not right and never will behe saw Sir Wilfrid once "John Thomas Greensay, how about Jack?