She looked at Kate through swimming eyes, and her voice was lost in sobs as she tried to speak.

This is a beautiful spot, a natural park; let us make it the Jim Gray Playgrounds, with swings, and sand-pile and acting bars and swimming pool, with a baseball ground up on the hill; where all our children, young people and old people too, can gather and be young and human and sociable together.'

The bathing establishments have excellent accommodation, twenty-seven baths, a large swimming bath, inhaling rooms, etc.:

" He said, "The swimming badge is a good one, isn't it?"

He made a girl come out of the water during swimming hour this morning for trying to duck another girl.

He directed his steps to a small frame building fronting on the main street of the village, at a point where the street was intersected by one of the several creeks meandering through the town, cooling the air, providing numerous swimming-holes for the amphibious small boy, and furnishing water-power for grist-mills and saw-mills.

Isinglass is the purest variety of gelatine, and is prepared from the sounds or swimming-bladders of certain fish, chiefly the sturgeon.

We have recently seen running matches, swimming matches, rowing matches, and other fancy matches, made by women.

Swimming powers.

Swimming foot of Coot, with lobed toes; 10.

I had a swimming head, and a hard crupper to grate my ribs at every movement, and my captor would shift me about with as little gentleness as if I had been a bag of oats for his horse's feed.

The swimming place at Camp Keewaydin was divided into three parts.

In town he can find the swimming-school, the gymnasium, the dancing-master, the shooting-gallery, opera, theatre, and panorama,the chemist's shop, the museum of natural history, the gallery of fine arts, the national orators in their turn, foreign travellers, the libraries, and his club.

Swimming-birds that live around Måkläppen, just out of Falsterbo, now come floating over Öresund in many extraordinary figures: in triangular and long curves; in sharp hooks and semicircles.

As he struck the water he commenced swimming round and round in a circle, evidently bewildered by Spalding's bullet, or the effect of his involuntary plunge down the rocks.

America's swimming primer.

Only those who had taken the swimming test might go into the canoestowing or paddling or at any other time; this rule of the camp was as inviolable as the laws of the Medes and the Persians.

Good enough, boys!" Steve had obeyed instructions, and by the way he worked both feet as soon as he felt the strain one might think he was practicing swimming lessons.

Well, he never wet the seat of his saddle going or coming, though his horse was in swimming water good sixty yards.

865 The unheeding Ass moves slowly on, And now is passing by an inn Brim-full of a carousing crew, That make, with curses not a few, An uproar and a drunken din. 870 I cannot well express the thoughts Which Peter in those noises found; A stifling power compressed his frame, While-as a swimming darkness came Over that dull and dreary sound.

He would have cut the rope, but it would be almost impossible to get out a knife and open a blade with his teeth, still clinging to the tail of the swimming horse with one hand.

They had many other adventures in the woods of which I cannot tell you in this little bookshooting wild game, swimming rivers, climbing mountains.

It had stolen up shallow rapids, slipping between the watchers' legs, dived under swimming dogs, made bold dashes along the bank, and hidden in belts of reeds.

I like the swimming ones the best.

These are strong words, but we will give a few instances to prove their truth: All physiologists admit that the swim-bladder is homologous or "ideally similar" in position and structure with the lungs of the higher vertebrate animals; hence there seems to me to be no great difficulty in believing that natural selection has actually converted a swim-bladder into a lung, or organ used exclusively for respiration.p.