Don't try to hustle the East, but remember that the East is doing a little hustling on its own account these days.

"You've been hustling things up with a vengeance, I must say!

And at his words the guards hurried forward and hustled the old man out of the Abbey, where his presence was an insult to the Great.

Led by Frank, they managed to hustle their belongings under the second cover, where the driving rain could not reach them.

I had no opportunity of hearing any of the oratory of this house, as they were merely hustling a few money and minor bills through, previous to the inauguration, which closed their session.

The stories of adventure were soon told and then everyone was set to hustling the last bit of equipment on board.

The Colonel looked about in a flustered way for the tattered San Francisco Examiner; Potts and the Boy hustled the punch-bowl on to the bucket board, recklessly spilling some of the precious contents.

"Nellie, dear, it is the majority that decides, and you have lost," Katherine said, as she hustled the boys off to bed, and prepared to retire herself.

They merely smiled and said, "Cer-tain-lee," and Boggley irritated me more and more by solemnly repeating: "It is not good for the Christian soul to hustle the Aryan brown, For the Christian riles and the heathen smiles

She was most civil, not to say respectful; called him "Sir" and "Mr. Maine," hustled her children out of his way, installed him in the elbow-chair in the corner, and waited upon him at tea-time as though he had been a gentleman born.

Still, as Macgregor might have known by now, it was always a mistake to try to hustle Christina in any way.

These were ordered to hustle out coal before boilers B and D. Then Heistand taught the members of the section how to swing a shovel to the best advantage so as to get in a maximum of coal with the least effort.

He kept turning a wistful eye toward the fire where the frightened black cook was hustling coffee and ham and eggs for his benefit.

He was to enter the bar in a brisk, businesslike way, seize the bag, and hustle the Colonel out before he had time to reflect.

he went on, and he hustled his companions with frantic haste out at the back of the mortuary chamber.

The majority of those present siding with "Rats," began to hustle Fletcher, while two gentlemen having dragged Bibbs from his perch, jumped up in his stead, and began to execute a clog-dance.

Its tremendous current rolled and tumbled and spun along, hustling the long funeral flotillas of drift,and how near shore it came!

Driving the enemy through the woods, a Scotch regiment hustled its foes right into the fishponds, the Scotchmen jumping in after the Germans up to the middle to finish them in the water, which was packed with their bodies.

I believe they thought that they would hustle the French out of Paris, come right up to the Channel at Calais before the end of 1914, and then entrench, produce the submarine attack and the Zeppelins against England, working from Calais as a base, and that they would end the war before the spring of 1915with the Allies still a good fifteen years behindhand.

At the battle of Aboukir, with a single division and with a loss of only three hundred men, he whipped the great army of the Turks, and hustled more than half of them into the sear-r-rahlike that!

"Sorry to hustle you so, Howland," he greeted, "but I've got to go down with the mail.

The mob hustled Hutton to a magistrate, returned and wrecked Snow's establishment, and then held an organized meeting at the Center Market where an executive committee was appointed with a view to further activity.

As we walked on we met a crowd hustling an old Jew.

Beauvoir hustled Mr. Kilburn out of Mr. McMullin's, where the unprovoked assault began, and violently shook him across the new plank sidewalk.

To hurt his pride the more, in every direction military squads with bayonets fixed were smartly fussing from one small domicile to another, hustling out the laggards and marching them to encampments on the public squares.