As I turned back for another musket, I saw Mrs. Stewart at the other loophole, a smoking rifle in her hands, into which she was feverishly ramming another charge.

Instances have been known, where a good many of you chaps have rammed your head in the Tiger's mouth once too often.

Where I was going I scarcely thought; my one idea was to put as big a distance as possible between myself and the carbine before its owner could ram home a second cartridge.

So Obed upon receiving the coat, proceeded to ram an eager hand into the pockets, one after another.

This will lessen the risk of its getting out of hand and ramming the lock-gate, an accident which has occurred on the big locks that connect Lake Superior with Lake Huron.

If they sank any boat, well: if not, they would back water before a close engagement could be begun, and would either ram the same vessels suddenly again, or would let some go and turn their attention to others; and having damaged them slightly, to whatever degree the limited time would allow, they would proceed against others and then still others, in order that their assault upon any vessel might be so far as possible unexpected.

But one does riot like to have 'em rammed down one's throat.

B, as pointed out in a note to "Ram Alley.

" "True," returned West, ramming the bullet into the second pistol; "it is quite irregular anderillegal, I believe.

I am apt to believe, that if something like this Method of Punishment should prevail in England, such is the natural good Sense of the British Nation, that whether we rammed an Atheist [whole] into a great Gun, or pulverized our Infidels, as they do in Poland, we should not have many Charges.

Another cargo of clams has gone to that born whence no clam returns, onless you ram your finger down your throte, or take an Emetick.

" He rammed down the tobacco with an experienced forefinger and puffed contentedly.

An ocean liner was putting out, and several tugs had rammed their noses against her sides.

John said that when the gas was lit they couldn't help laughing at old Weston: he'd rammed one elbow into a box of sardines, and there was a cheese-cake stuck in the middle of his back.

Then I could feel the desperate efforts made by the Sword to escape from or ram her enemy.

Stepping toward the wartfrog and ramming his face against one of Lambert's tough tusks (which, consequently, broke off and fell to the ground), he broke off what became obviously a papier maché mask.

B. was instantly on his feet and, as the tiger essayed his throat, he rammed his clenched fist into the animal's mouth.

" The interpreter began to translate, but "J' comprends, J' comprends," said the old man, with an impatient gesture, and burst forth, pouring curses upon the United States, the President, the Territory of Orleans, Congress, the Governor and all his subordinates, striding out of the apartment as he cursed, while the object of his maledictions roared with merriment and rammed the floor with his foot.

Can you do anything with it?' 'Ram a handkerchief inthat's all.

"You never can tell when we might have a chance to put a shot into Fritz's periscope or ram himFritz is our name for submarines.

If anybody talks while I'm about, I'll ram the implication down his throat!

He then rammed Mr. Kilburn carefully home, and put the cover on.

" I got into my chaps, rammed my little automatic into its saddle holster and mounted.

Kentuckians brandish their knives, and call to the negroes, who are already half-roasted, "Pile on the wood; pile like agony; I'll ram a nigger into the fire for every foot the 'Burster' gains."

He rammed his notebook fiercely into his pocket and stalked out of the room into the street, whither we followed.