The hunter coolly untied the pack of furs from his back, and laid them beside him.

The man in the corner cocked his funny thin head on one side and looked at Polly; then he took up his beloved bit of string and deliberately untied every knot he had made in it.

She hurriedly untied the ribbon from her neck, and put it in her pocket.

Impatiently the child untied the handkerchief, and recognized her slipper.

Ordinarily one unties the sacks and the sand is allowed to trickle out in a harmless stream.

He preserved, too, that characteristic of the child, when confronted with a difficult and disagreeable situation, of saying anything that came into his head which seemed to offer a solution; the child does not invent an elaborate falsification; it simply says whatever will untie the knot quickest, without reference to facts.

She roughly untied the bonnetIda struggling vainly in oppositionand taking this, with the shawl, carried them to a closet, in which she placed them, and then, locking the door, deliberately put the key in her pocket.