I little expected company, but, creeping in through a low side-door, I found five or six birds nestling among the tassels.

"] She turned down a side street and disappeared, and Babette felt her strength and mind both failing her now that she was out of danger.

Masons were making patchwork on the front of the tower, and were sawing a slab of stone and piling up bricks to strengthen the side-wall, or enlarge the ancient edifice by an additional aisle.

Kelson turned to a side table and poured out a drink.

" "All right; so be it," growled Decker, after a side glance at Briggs.

The managers held a meeting at Guthrie, Okla., after we had lost our money horse racing with the Indians, and pa said the consensus of opinion was that we better stick to the legitimate show business, and not try to work in any side lines.

Insert another skewer into the small of the leg, bring it close down to the side bone, run it through, and do the same to the other side.

Beef-steaks are proper for a side-dish.

But when the footman had bowed and retired and we were alone, he turned slightly, and I then saw that his bony face, with high cheek-bones, slight gray side-whiskers, hard mouth and black eyes set closely together, was one that bore the mark of evil upon itthe keen, sinister countenance of one who could act without any compunction and without regret.

In the photograph you will observe a finely carved side-board with some of these miniatures showing on either side.

This side pocket is lined with velvet.

"Come on, Jimmieout the side entrance before she gets here.

Since eight, I have watched the kennel, from the small, side window in my study.

The piece of apparatus is less abstract only in degree than the figures on the blackboard, because neither represents real life or its problems: in abstract working we are merely going off at a side issue for the sake of practice, to make us more competent to deal with the economic affairs of life.

We believe hoop-skirts and side-saddles will soon be numbered among the lost arts.

I was so new to it all that most of the names of the rank and file were unknown to me, and the appreciations of the votes and the anecdotes and side-lights on the voters said nothing to me.

The nave was divided from the side aisles of the church by pointed arches resting on very sturdy pillars: it was good to see how solemnly they held themselves to their age-long task of supporting that lowly roof.

Cacti and semi-tropical bushes mingled with brush on the rounded side hills.

As we see it, it is but a fragment, consisting of the chancel and two side chapels, but as originally planned it would seem to have been a cruciform building of chancel, choir with side chapels, a central tower, transept and nave.

"She wanted to get off and go East; the train was bound West, but we were held up at a side-track, and I put her on board a gravel train locomotive.

I have, on many such occasions, actually run past a beautiful bone that lay handy on the side-walk, and never stopped to smell it.

As these came out of a small side road, and caught sight of the car, the bony old horses jibbed and shied, and took all the driver's skill and a large portion of his vocabulary to carry them safely past, the children staring, the women pulling their sunbonnets about their faces and looking down.

But the side-gate's latched, and I can't ring the door-bellif only because it would be too ridiculous to have to ask the maid to tell Colonel Musgrave his wife wanted to see him.

There were long trains of wounded filing down the road, and men without guns, knapsacks, or side-arms, breaking through the bushes on all sides.

The side couples repeat what the top and bottom couples have done.