" "Out of ze way!" snarled the man, who was an athlete in build.

On the stairs a song greeted him,a fragment with more breath than melody, in a raw bass: "Jolly boating weather, And a hay harvest breeze!" "Shut up!" snarled another voice.

" Lanpher snarled curses at this.

" "He don't have to get himself killed doin' it," snarled McFluke, swabbing down the bar.

" you!" snarled Bull, advancing to the table where he was within range of Racey's eyesight.

Where he had paused to snarl back defiance at his enemies there was a big red spatter on the ground; from this point to the summit they followed a crimson thread of blood.

"Kerm along," snarled the young swineherd.

The other men in the store showed their teeth in a sort of pitiful, snarling grin.

Professor Wheeler glanced inquiringly at Professor Durkee, and the latter made a grimace of impatience that snarled his homely face into a mass of wrinkles.

" "I'm not a criminal," snarled Alan.

Quiet, will yer!" snarled the boy.

"Too late for one job, partner, but just in time for the next!" Arizona cursed softly, steadily, through snarling lips.

"Still," snarled Camp, angrily, as if my contented manner fretted him, "our time will come presently, and we can make it pretty uncomfortable for you.

" "You will, eh?" snarled out Dan Cassell, "then I'll show you how to vacate itso!"

'I'd split his skull as clean!' 'Go away, Adam Jeffson, and let me be!' snarled Clark. 'Is that all you've got to say about it, thenyou?' 'To the devil with you, man, say I, and let me be!' cried he: 'you know your own conscience best, I suppose.'

He stepped into the dark hall, damp like a well, with a whirring snarling clock on the wall and a heavy glass door pulled by a rope swinging and shifting, the walls and door and rack with the letters shifting too.

"Showing the white feather, eh?" snarled his companion.

It is certainly true, that we abound in snarling critics, whose chief delight is in finding fault with works of native production; and though it is not my business to tread upon their corns, I could wish they might ever receive that castigation and contempt which they merit from a liberal and enlightened public.

Their heads hung close to the bloody trail, hungry, snarling cries coming from between their gaping jaws, they swept across the little opening almost at the young hunters' feet.

The barking ceased, and I slept only to dream of snarling curs and 'dirty dogs' for an hour.

"I don't call it a good morning," snarled Oily Dave.

He snarled his disgust.

"Don't stir or I'll kill you!" snarled the dog.

They are all quiet now, those eager, snarling editors of fifty years since, and mostly forgotten.

" "I believe you are half glad of it," snarled her escort as he brought the machine to a stop and repeated his usual question.