But the citizens of the twice-conquered town bite their lips, turn their heads aside, and pretend indifference.

"You grudge us a little shade, eh, even to eat a bite?" said the American.

"Go in an' get a bite an' a drink," said Anderson to the driver.

"No more than the bite of a harmless snake in the grass.

Mrs. Crocks' words seemed to darken the sun, and put the bite of sharp ice in the gentle spring breeze.

One dreamed of running away and being chased by a dog with a hat on his head, who barked "Good-night" as fiercely as a bite.

"I know what I'll do; I'll go down cellar; that's where the rats stay; and if I am bad, I hope I'm as good as a rat, for I don't bite.

"I didn't bite him!"

"She ain't going to bite you," said Harry Campbell.

Glass in hand, never losing a bite, he had already persuaded his customer, by the time the roast arrived, to order not only the new thresher but also a mowing machine.

But yet 'tis pity that they let them pass, And like a common bite the Muse's grass.

He saw his questioner's frown, saw him even bite his lip as though conscious of having said a tactless thing.

But my fingers began to sting with the intense cold, and I had to bite them hard to keep from crying.

," said Anthea, giving her pen a vicious bite, "I don't believe he ever was; he is always sohatefully placid, and deliberate!"

Part of the meat and bread received at supper time was saved for the "morning bite."

The slaves never had any breakfast, but went to the field at daylight and after working till the sun was well up, all would stop for their morning bite.

Very often some young fellow ate his morning bite the evening before at supper and would have nothing for the morning, going without eating until noon.

The stop for morning bite was very short; then all would plunge into work until mid-day, when all hands were summoned to their principal meal.

We had nothing to wear but what we had on, and not much of that, so had small space for carrying anything, and, therefore, had brought with us only a little bite to eat.

Dr. Dandridge was just riding up, and seeing what was happening, yelled out to Williams: "I thought your dogs didn't bite.

"You young fool, you shall bite the dust, you and hundreds of thousands of your cowardly fellows, when the German flag flies from Buckingham Palace.

[* Bit, bite.]

Perhaps there might be a question between the old English again-rising and resurrection; but there can be no doubt that conscience is better than inwit, and remorse than again-bite.

Andy could hardly eat a bite of breakfast, for the eagerness that possessed his soul.

" "Anything can be innocent that sparkles to betray, that charms at first, but later will bite like an adder and sting like a serpent.