"Very well, bundle that bag and those packages in here, and come with me.

Just then a newcomer bundled up the steps unceremoniously, a red-faced, fussy old fellow.

" Inspector Seldon hung up the receiver of his telephone, bundled up the papers scattered on his desk, closed it, and stepped out of his office into the next room.

I followed her there, and found her bundling up her babies' clothes, which were washed but not ironed.

"Come along; he's safe now," cried Dick, hurrying away in the direction of the willow bluff, which they soon reached, and found that the faithful squaw had tied their steeds to the bushes, and, moreover, had bundled up their goods into a pack, and strapped it on the back of the pack-horse; but she had not remained with them.

Before he could reply Miss Porter's voice came from the window: "He is!" Charley promptly bundled Cass into the coach.

" "Now, Baxter!" Once more Baxter departed, and, while he was gone, Bellew began to pack,that is to say, he bundled coats and trousers, shirts and boots into a portmanteau in a way that would have wrung Baxter's heart, could he have seen.

He bundled its contents about and got a small wooden box and a big wicker trunk to one side.

When de war closed ma took her four children, bundled em up and went to Augusta.

Just then a newcomer bundled up the steps unceremoniously, a red-faced, fussy old fellow.

That same instant, with a leap like that of a frightened tiger, Cathcart was upon him, bundling the folds of blanket about his legs with such speed that the young student caught little more than a passing glimpse of something dark and oddly massed where moccasined feet ought to have been, and saw even that but with uncertain vision.

I bundled the hair into my pocket, because they mustn't dream what I had done.

At the door, however, I was accosted by one of the two men who, for several days had been bundling my hay in the stable lofts.

When he had walked up and down his library for a quarter of an hour, he felt almost like his natural self; and with many nods of his head and shakes of his fist, he declared that the old woman was crazy, and that he would bundle her home just as soon as he could.

Mrs. Howe told Stella, and on impulse Stella bundled Jack Junior into warm clothing and went with them for the ride.

Mac bundled Kaviak into the Boy's bunk.

Meanwhile, late in the afternoon of the day when he was to have been home, his wife bundled up the kid and they set out to meet him.

Ken lurched, bewildered, to his feet, and seeing his foe stretched by some miracle upon the ground, he bundled Kirk over the wall and followed giddily.

"It's all ready, Dakie,here; but I can't go just now,not unless they want me very much, and then you'll come, please, won't you, and let me know again?" said Leslie, bundling up the mass of cambric, and piling it upon Dakie's arms.

He bundled his materials into his knapsack and quickly disappeared from the interested gaze of the bystanders, who had not scrupled to offer him both questions and advice.

With characteristic impetuosity, De Lamennais, like Comte, must bundle metaphysics out of doors altogether as a merely provisional but illusory synthesis, necessary for the human intellect in its adolescence, but to be discarded in its maturity; and thereupon he proceeds to erect his system of Traditionalism mid-air, quite unconscious that in clearing away metaphysics he has deprived the structure of its only possible foundation.

I bundled Mlle.

He went into the lobby, and, feeling hot, which was no wonder, bundled his office overcoat and his brush and comb into his bag.

Dew of the Guides, who was on the sick-list, was sufficiently well to take over my work, so there was no difficulty on that score; and as I had long had my kit ready for any emergency, I merely bundled my remaining possessions into boxes, which I locked up and left to look after themselves till my return.

Liberal principles took root in Italy at the time of the French Revolution, and the first glimmerings of nationalism were due to Napoleon, who bundled the princes out of the peninsula and even for a time exiled the Pope himself.