monkies, you mean,dozens of black monkies, Mr. BUMPLIN," whispers OLD MORTARITY, clutching his arm as he sinks against him.

Thus she lay for a little while, as the little Pilgrim remembered she herself had lain, not wishing to move, wondering what had happened to her; then she clutched the hands which grasped her, and said, muttering, "You are some one new.

"It's all right," I said, as he clutched hold of the stern.

He clutched her shoulder with a great claw of a hand and drew her closer to him, his face thrust down to hers.

Twice have I come near bein' discovered, an' of a verity I believed, when you clutched my throat, that this was the lastthe endin' of it all.

" Brodie turned on him slowly, still rending at his meat, still clutching his rifle and holding it so that no man might forget that he held it.

Each man had a dim feeling in the back of his head that, after all, the hillock of gold was an illusion, and his own hand upon the dazzling pile would clutch the empty air.

A sudden leap of the boat caused her to clutch the rail, and instantly Sanchez was at her side, proffering assistance.

There are times, though, he says, when it is a pleasure, before going to some agreeable meeting, to rush out into one's garden and clutch up a handful of what grows there,weeds and violets together,not cutting them off, but pulling them up by the roots with the brown earth they grow in sticking to them.

Startled at the sight, they turned swiftly to run; for that terrible feeling which sweeps over a hunter, when for the first time he finds himself hunted in his turn, had clutched their little hearts and crushed all their confidence.

"They are all alike, and yet"He clutched his white hair with big knuckles, and tugged; replaced his mushroom helmet; held the paper at a new focus.

His hand clutched the edge of the footrail as if only so he could keep his stand there.

A Bishop passed thereby, and careless bent To sign the cross, a blessing brief to say; But a great Cardinal, to clutch their prey, Followed the thieves, falsely benevolent.

" At this I laughed too, partly to calm her, and patted gently the hands with which she had nervously clutched my sleeve.

These three men were looking at a fourth mana young man who appeared to be falling out of his chair, clutching convulsively the hilt of a dagger, the blade of which had been buried in his heart, clearly by Macari, who stood over him.

He clutched his head in despair.

The major shivered with apprehension as the slender hand which he held in his own contracted nervously and in a spasm of pain clutched his fingers with a viselike grip.

"Perhaps it's a wolf!" Grace clutched her dress and ran.

She clutched the newel-post for support, waiting to find strength for the ascent.

Then quite suddenly he sat down heavily on the couch, clutching a bottle of whisky in one hand and a tumbler in the other.

Thus she was just in time to see him, standing at the mouth of the cave, clutching a heavy bag; he had been tying the mouth of it.

His hand involuntarily clutched the stick as if it were a sword, and his breath came hard and quick, as if he were eager to rush into battle.

"Ah!" said Don Juan, gripping the flask in his hand as we clutch in our dreams the branch by which we are suspended over a precipice.

Her fingers clutched his wrist, then slid upward to the crook of his elbow.

"She sent me there one time to get some papers," Billie explained, as she rose to her feet, clutching the newspaper package.