The field-guns rumbled into line and each rider unslung his carbine.

HERSEY DEATHBURY placed her blackboard against the wall, unslung her chalk, and wrote in very large letters: "I C hur a-Goin on The rode 2 forneys Kragg.

At the second command each man unslings his roll and places it on the ground at his feet, rounded end to the front, square end of shelter half to the right.

At the first command, each man unslings his equipment and places it on the ground at his feet, haversack to the front end of the pack 1 foot in front of toes.

From his saddle Langdon unslung a binocular glass imported from Paris.

Near us sat eight members of a Mannerchor, whose first act was to unsling a long curved horn capable of holding a gallon.

Half an hour later he saw the 3rd Zouaves enter a wheat field to the left of the road, form on their colour front, unsling knapsacks, and stack arms.

Viushin unslung his double-barrelled fowling-piece, and proceeded to pepper him with duck-shot; Dodd tugged at his revolver with frantic energy while his horse ran away with him over the plain; the Major dropped his bridle, and implored me by all I held sacred not to shoot him, while the horses plunged, kicked, and snorted in the most animated manner.

" So saying, he unslung the leathern pottle from the end of his staff, and, drawing the stopper therefrom, he handed it to the lass who had carried his staff, first wiping the mouth of the pottle upon his sleeve.

As we entered the Russian Headquarters, which were crowded with more or less excited officers and men, my guard lined up on each side of the vestibule, and without a word proceeded to unsling rifles and fix bayonets.

At the second command each man unslings his roll and places it on the ground at his feet, rounded end to the front, square end of shelter half to the right.

He unslung a heavy leather sack from his belt and gave it to Denny.

"If I wanted to I could unsling my bow, string it, and bring you down with an arrow; but I don't want to.

The stranger unslung a strap that held a satchel to his side and hung it on the pommel.