And painted ducks, too, the splendid wood-duck among the rest, often come to sail and float amid the painted leaves,barks of a nobler model still!

Base dog, it is not the custom in Italy to draw upon every idle cur that barks; and, did it stand with my reputationO, well, go to; thank my father for your lives.

One morning, for instance, I stumbled on a merchant returning to Surinam, who had fifty things to tell of his own special businessof the woods, the drugs, the barks, the vegetable oils, which he was going back to procurea whole new world of yet unknown wealth and use.

Call them base, irreligious, profane, barbarous, pagans, atheists, epicures, (as some of them surely are) with the bawd in Plautus, Euge, optime, they cry and applaud themselves with that miser, [2044]simul ac nummos contemplor in arca: say what you will, quocunque modo rem: as a dog barks at the moon, to no purpose are your sayings: Take your heaven, let them have money.

To be near trees, to touch their rough barks, to fill one's hands with green leaves, to hear birds, to listen to running water, to look up into the sky,oh, this was to come home!and Angel's joy in these things was that of some wood-spirit who you might expect any moment, like Undine, to slip out of your hands in some laughing brook, or change to a shower of blossom over your head.

The sharp barks came nearer and nearer to the two lizards; and the Chameleon got such a scare, that his fingers shook, and the pretty design he was making went all askew.

Besides, these oak canoes of the Mohawks are not as swift as the Algonquin birch barks which we use.

The more you stone a dog the more he barks.

For the sake of his freedom he has revealed the medicine, a concoction of roots and barks....

His style appears very agreeable and unaffected; he excelled however, only in rural scenery, in which his skies, distant hills, and the barks of the trees, are truly admirable.

If a man goes away from the camp at night, and meets a coyote, and it barks at him, he goes back to the camp, and says to the people: "Look out now; be smart.

The name whelp was probably given them facetiously in reference to their designation as barks.

The Phoenicians, who by their navigation spread abroad the first works of civilization, instituted this service, reaping their reward by filling their barks with stolen women, rich merchandise of easy transportation.

From thence we departed in flat bottomed barks more strong and greater then those of Euphrates, and were eight and twenty dayes also in passing downe this riuer to Balsara, but we might haue done it in eighteene or less, if the water had bene higher.

I and my companion William Shales hauing dispatched our businesse at Balsara, imbarked our selues in company of seuenty barks all laden with marchandise, hauing euery barke 14.

One would say that its barks were no longer addressed to those who were coming to him.

Furious barks succeeded its first barks inviting the rescuers to come.

Furious barks succeeded its first barks inviting the rescuers to come.

The dog evidently thought that its rescuers did not wish to go on board, for he seized Dick Sand by his jacket, and his lamentable barks commenced again with new strength.

At that moment Dingo, who was going backwards and forwards on the deck, dashed forward, and, looking at the land, gave some lamentable barks.

Very fortunately for him Dingo, whose sad barks were all the time being addressed to that land, did not perceive him.

All dogs bark; This animal barks; Therefore this animal is a dog.

On, onward strain, Brave barks!

Oh deep-eyed brothers was there ever here, Or is there now, or shall there sometime be Harbour or any rest for such as we, Lone thin-cheeked mariners, that aye must steer Our whispering barks with such keen hope and fear Toward misty bournes across that coastless sea, Whose winds are songs that ever gust and flee, Whose shores are dreams that tower but come not near.

Two clear fresh barks joined the chorus, and a man moved lazily in the direction of the guns.