oh his sneeze, warbling hoarsely: "Rein deer in this bosom!

For a moment she was on the verge of spurring after him, but she kept the rein taut and merely stared until he dipped away among the hills.

Pounding the saddle A critical spectatorA few rein-holds.

Men fall from their saddles like plums from trees; Horses take fright, reins tangle and bind; "SteadyDismountformand into the wood" They go, but find what scarce can please: Their steeds have been tied in the field behind, And Mosby's men are off like the wind.

I felt the rein twitch, but John made no answer; perhaps he could not speak.

She seized it short by the rein-chains.

Through West Kennet, where his shadow went long and thin before him; through Fyfield, where he well-nigh ran into a post-chaise, which seemed to be in as great a hurry to go west as he was to go east; under the Devil's Den, and by Clatford cross-lanes, nor drew rein untilas the sun sank finally behind him, leaving the downs cold and greyhe came in sight of Manton Corner.

He watched while Racey flung the reins crosswise over Cuter's neck, mounted, and rode down into the creek.