"McCarthy, shall we dismount and fight, or run?" said I. He didn't wait to reply, but wheeling his horse, started at full speed down the creek, losing his hat and dropping his gun; away he went, never once looking back to see if he was being pursued.

Kelson, who had taken up his hat and crop and was turning to the door, wheeled round quickly.

For the sake of the days when you used to wheel my chair and be kind to me." "You're wasting your time.

Now fades the glimmering landscape on the sight, And all the air a solemn stillness holds, Save where the beetle wheels his droning flight, And drowsy tinklings lull the distant folds; Save that from yonder ivy-mantled tower

It was pitch-dark in the shed, and as he wheeled his machine in, his foot touched something on the floor.

"French and Russian prisoners are working on the roads, wheeling barrows of stone and filling the holes made by shell fire.

We will let the curtains fall Between us and the storm; Wheel the sofa up to the hearth, Where the fire is glowing warm.

On a Sunday or fete day, when whole families are coming in from a day at the Bois, one often sees a young husband wheeling a baby-carriage, or carrying a baby in his arms to let the poor mother have a rest.

In a rare flush of pride, Rudolph wheeled his stubborn mount and bullied him down the bank.

So cut they bloody path through Pertolepe's deep array, on and forward with darting point and deep-biting edge, unheeding wounds or shock of blows, until Beltane beheld the press yield, thin out, and melt away, thereupon shouted he hoarse and loud, rode down a knight who sought to bar his way, unhorsed a second, and wheeling his snorting charger, wondered at the seeming quiet; then lifting his vizor, looked about him.

With Krail wheeling the girl's empty cycle, we reached the high road, where we all mounted and rode back in silence to Paris.

" Fear of the law caused the bully and his companions to wheel their ponies.

her gait observe, if in wide rings She wheel her mazy way, in the same round Persisting still, she'll foil the beaten track.

Then, wheeling the bicycle past the car, I blew out the match and reopened the door.

We found the sugar works in active operation: the broad wings of the windmill were wheeling their stately revolutions, and the smoke was issuing in dense volumes from the chimney of the boiling house.

But at the moment of wheeling his mare to ride off both caught the sound of approaching horsemen, and Sterry checked his animal.

Off rode Sir Fulk, and straightway the pounding hoofs were still, the jingle of bridle and stirrup hushed, and in its place a vague stir of bustle and excitement; of pikemen wheeling right and left to vanish southwards into the green, and of archers stringing bows and unbuckling quiver-caps ere they too wheeled and vanished; yet now Sir Pertolepe stayed four lusty fellows, and beckoning them near, pointed to the prisoners.

They were employed in wheeling dirt with a wheelbarrow; they would put the ball into the barrow when they moved.

" In July, 1903, in his article on the Royal Academy Exhibition, the editor of the Magazine of Art, in enumerating good pictures, mentions: "Miss Lucy Kemp-Welch's well-studied 'Village Street' at dusk, and her clever 'Incoming Tide,' with its waves and rocks and its dipping, wheeling sea gulls.

Seeing herself observed the girl stopped, and at a sign from Carter wheeled her charge up to where they were standing.

Long afterwards that girl will retain an unconscious memory of the scene, when, wheeling her employer's children out on some suburban road, she seeks a green meadow and makes a cowslip ball for the delighted infants.

On the way, he noticed two dead bodies lying at the mouth of a small alley, and hastening past, was stopped at the entrance to Cornhill by a butcher's apprentice, who was wheeling away the body of an old man, who had just died while purchasing meat at a stall at Stock's Market.

There, parting from the king, the chiefs divide, And wheeling east and west, before their many ride.

He remounted his horse, and having wheeled round his steed from the place of combat, exclaimed: "By the faith of an Arab, I adjure you to tell me what horseman of the desert you are; for I feel that your attack and the violence of your blows are irresistible.

Then, wheeling my bike out into the roadway, I turned in the direction of Devonport and mounted.