You tell us our great father (the president) is powerful, and that his arm is long and strongwe believe it is so; but we are in hopes that he will not strike his red children for their lands, and that he will leave us this little piece to live uponthe hatchet is long buried, let it not be disturbed.

After about fifteen minutes further silence, Black-snake said, pointing to the setting sun, "When he appears above those trees"moving his arm round to the opposite direction"I come to kill you."

Our horse seemed so well aware of this danger, that whenever the night set in, he could not be induced to move, unless one of us walked a little in advance before him, when he would rest his nose on our arm and then proceed.

Their bodies were uncovered from the waist upwards, except when they wore blankets, a modern substitute for the buffalo-robe, which they commonly wore over the left shoulder, leaving the right arm and breast bare.

He advanced into the centre of the room, and disengaging his right arm from the blanket, shook hands with the judges, and then, in succession, with all the officers of the court.

This ceremony being ended, he paused, and drawing himself up to his full height, extended his arm forward towards the judge, and inclining his head a little in the same direction, said, "If I had done that of which my white brother accuses me, I would not stand here now.

Mrs. Rasmussen's book of one arm cookery.

She approached Lady Annabel, and with one arm round her neck, she grasped with the other her mother's hand.

He rose to greet them, and gave his arm to his wife.

'He dreamed of love, child.' Venetia took her father's disengaged arm.

When they saw him, and when they felt the weight of his axe and his arm, many of those who had come to this fight would have been right glad not to be there.

The Duke of Orleans took the attorney-general by the arm and, going out with him into the gallery thronged with courtiers, said, "Gentlemen, here is your new and most worthy chancellor!"

The cardinal, insisting, took him by the arm to make him go out; what with the heat of the moment, and what with the push, the marquis, being feeble, fell into an arm-chair which happened to be by.

The cardinal, insisting, took him by the arm to make him go out; what with the heat of the moment, and what with the push, the marquis, being feeble, fell into an arm-chair which happened to be by.

Marshal Villeroy revelled in this concourse, which bored the king, who kept hiding himself every moment in the corners; the marshal pulled him out by the arm and led him up to the windows.

Everywhere the poor wretches sought to fly; they were branded on the arm, like criminals.

The peasants had been sent off to prepare the roads by which the queen was to pass, and they were only the worse for it, insomuch that Her Majesty was often within a thought of drowning; they pulled her from her carriage by the strong arm, as best they might.

Glory insisted; and as the marshal was too far off in the boxes for her to hand it to him, the Duke of Biron took the crown from Glory's hands and passed it under Marshal Saxe's left arm.

The hand, the arm.

A bracelet or other ornament of the arm.

Andy would shrink into the corner, and sit cuddled there with one arm round the pig's neck.

" The next customer was a poor but jovial mechanic, having a red-faced little wife slung on his arm.

As Alberto utters the last sad ejaculation, a thick hand attached to a short arm raises a kerchief to a pair of small eyes in this fat red face, and wipes them.

One May-morning in the streets of London these tinsel-decorated merry-makers with their sooty cheeks and black lips lined with red, and staring eyes whose white seemed whiter still by contrast with the darkness of their cases, and their ivory teeth kept sound and brilliant with the professional powder, besieged George Selwyn and his arm-in-arm companion, Lord Pembroke, for May-day boxes.

He was just raising the cup to his lips when she seized his arm, and said "Cease your jealous doubts, for know, that if I had desired your death or wished to live without you, I could easily have destroyed you."