Surveying the animal carefully, he untied the lariat and slipped a running noose over his nose; then giving a light bound, he was on his back in a second, and away went the horse and his rider, circling round and round on the prairie.

It was at one such dance that she looked up as they circled the room to say: "I wonder if you know, Mr. Darrin, how much I enjoy dancing with you.

Tom Swift circling the globe; or, The daring cruise of the air monarch.

In half-a- minute, he had passed the hole, dropped the blanket before it, had circled the slender waist of Maud with one arm, and was shoving aside the bushes with the other, as he followed Nick from the straitened passage between the lean-to and the rock.

His goal was not the tossing bridle rein, but the stout strap which circled the head just above the bit, and his big right hand jarred home on this goal.

It circled the sun in a space that seemed to be no more than an earth-minute.

Whatever he said, they forgot their game, and circled the table to listen.

There are circling hills and level mesas and broad valleys here and there.

" "Which circle the earth?" "Exactly.

They went thus above a mile, circling his house and crossing the highway until they gained a small covert that lay with some waste fields adjacent to it.

Old Tomah's sleep was sound as usual that night; so he could not see the five shadows that stole out of the woods, nor hear the light footfalls that circled his camp, nor feel the breath, soft as an eddy of wind in a spruce top, that whiffed at the crack under his door and drifted away again.

He had hardly circled the island, when he heard a splashing in the stream.

In the years to come, mayhap, there'll be a wee grandchild nestling on your knee that'll circle its little arms about your neck and look into your wrinkled face, and ask you: "'How old are you, Grandpa?

When they have circled the fire twice, they begin to thrust their wands toward it.

"Now," she said, resting both hands on the table and leaning so that she could look him directly in the eye: "What's Bard done now? Horsegun-fighterwoman; which?" The other loosened the bandanna which circled his bull neck.

Others followed this example; and then the leader of the herd ceased his passage to windward, but began to circle the spot, as if in complaisance to those considerate nurses who thus waited on the wants of their young.

and he circled thrice over the plain, And cawed once more as he reached his bower.

"Wild Star will be circling the world.

The smuggler circled the lower end of the lake and rode through the timber toward the smoke.

He circled the numbers and underlined the messages.

Bright, but yet sullied, love that could never Bring good in rising, leave peace in decline, Woe to the gifted, crime to the giver.... * * * * * Now from his curled and shining hair, Circling the brow of marble fair, His dark, keen eyes on Percy gaze With stern and yet repenting rays.

Presently she circled the corral, trotting swiftly and crowding closely against the fence.

Both the dress and the spiritless silk bonnet that circled her keen little face seemed to have been cried over a long timeto be always damp with her tears.

After dinner, when the house party began to settle into its stride, he made occasion, aping the other servants, to peep in at a door of the great ballroom, where an impromptu dance had been organized; and was rewarded by sight of the Princess Sofia circling the floor in the arms of a boldly good-looking young man whose taste was as poor in flirtation as in self-adornment.

This circled cosmos whereof man is god Has suns and stars of green and gold and red, And cloudlands of great smoke, that range o'er range Far floating, hide its iron heavens o'erhead.