Before it's time for the ride home she must rest in a quiet place.

To the girl's observation, that he had a fine evening for his ride homeward, Verty repliedYes, that he had; that he could not go by, however, without coming to see her.

So these two rode southward, and always Prince Edward found this new page of histhis Miguel de Rueda,a jolly lad, who whistled and sang inapposite snatches of balladry, without any formal ending or beginning, descanting always with the delicate irrelevancy of a bird-trill.

Judicial officers, ride circuits.

"All rides end," I said.

Never will the picture of that ride fade from his memory.

Their method consisted in making a healthy man ride horseback constantly, until an irritable weakness of the reproductive organs ensued, and a paralytic impotence followed.

It can't be reason, because your conscience over-rides your reason, and it can't be instinct, generally speaking, because conscience often over-rides instinct.

I have myself seen the half-made riding-habit that was ultimately to clothe some wealthy damsel rejoicing in her morning ride act as the coverlet of a poor tailor's child stricken with malignant scarlet fever.

As a fly turns to a maggot, so the corruption of the cunning man is the generation of an empiric; his works fly forth in small volumes, yet not all, for many ride post to chandlers and tobacco shops in folio.

Within two hours I was sentafter the fashion of an old-time courier, 'Ride! ride!

[Slang]; riot, storm; wreak, bear down, ride roughshod, out Herod, Herod; spread like wildfire (person).

"Ride southward," said Lord Berners, and panted as they buckled on his disused armor; "but harkee, Frayne!

We use tuh jump an we use tuh ride stick hosses an limbs offn trees.

We had a very pleasant ride thither, down a beautiful valley, through which the river Wenning runs; had on our right hand a line view of Hornby Castle, now in part gone to decay.

"I'll get a well-padded van so that they won't be badly jolted by the ride down-town.

Ride etiam, quantumque lubet, Democrite ride Non nisi vana vides, non nisi stulta vides.

don't I grow old?' As he lingered in the gallery, with mingled pride and sadness, a party arrived to see the housea man and three women in riding-dresseswho 'rode post' through the apartments.

"After breakfast," Old Heck interrupted, scowling at the cowboy, "Chuck and Pedro had better both ride-line on the upper pasture.

Saw one fellow ride bang into a pollard-willow, when there was an open gate close to himcut his cheek open, and lay; but some one said it was only Smith of Ewebury, so I rode on.

As the roundups of our modern cattlemen "ride circle," so did those velvet-jacketed, silver-braided horsemen gallop forth in pairs from a common center that was the chosen rodeo ground.