LITTLE WOODFORD; AIN'T YOU GOING TO BE LICKED, NEITHER!WON'T YOU GET YOUR EYES BLACKED, AND YOUR NOSE SMASHED, AND

On the morning of the third day after my arrival at Abo, while sitting on the hotel veranda reading an old copy of the Paris Journal, many portions of which had been "blacked out" by the censor, the Chief of Police, in his dark green uniform, entered and saluted before me.

This one blacked his shoes, that toasted his bread, others would fag out, and give him balls at cricket during whole summer afternoons.

See, whether this simple fellow that hath nothing of a scholar, but that the draper hath blacked him over, hath not gotten the style of the time.

I blacked one of the eyes oncelike a fooland the chap it belonged to made up a tale about me that I ain't lived down yet.

" Notwithstanding our misfortune, we could hardly help laughing at the sight of ourselves, as, with blacked faces, singed clothing, and blistered hands, we talked the matter over.

One lady, with a conscientiousness not excelled by the actor who blacked himself all over to play Othello, stated that she had only an appendicitis scar.

A year or so after, he had taken it to a painter down in the village, and had it blacked and polished, and the brim done in green.

But I wonder whether I ought to have blacked that range before I lighted the fire?

The ten minutes conceded to Thomas had stretched to twenty before he was ready; for so strong is the force of habit among stablemen, that even in a case of life and death, horses cannot be allowed to start till their manes are straightened and their hoofs blacked.

One of them had both eyes blacked, while the other lost two teeth, had his lips split and his nose knocked out of plumb.

Peggy said he blacked them....

I trust I was resigned to die, but od' it was a frightful thing to be out of one's bed to be murdered in an old session-house at the dead hour of the night by devils incarnate of ressurrection men with blacked faces, pistols, big sticks, and other deadly weapons.

He never used boots; and his shoes, though carefully dusted, were never blacked.

" A week went by: Jock learnt to scrub, He gave the bairns their Saturday tub, He made the beds, he blacked the grates, He washed up saucers and cups and plates, He cleaned and polished, he boiled and baked

I wonder I 'aven't blacked yer eye for you many a time and oft.

Men blacked the whole face for a period of ten days after a death in the family, while the women blacked only the cheeks; the faces of the children were blacked for three months; they were also required to fast for the same length of time, the fasting to consist of eating but one meal per day, to be made entirely of hominy, and partaken of about sunset.

Men blacked the whole face for a period of ten days after a death in the family, while the women blacked only the cheeks; the faces of the children were blacked for three months; they were also required to fast for the same length of time, the fasting to consist of eating but one meal per day, to be made entirely of hominy, and partaken of about sunset.

Men blacked the whole face for a period of ten days after a death in the family, while the women blacked only the cheeks; the faces of the children were blacked for three months; they were also required to fast for the same length of time, the fasting to consist of eating but one meal per day, to be made entirely of hominy, and partaken of about sunset.

The light in a blacked-out world, by Daphne du Maurier.

They haue their teeth blacked both men and women, for they say a dogge hath his teeth white, therefore they will blacke theirs.

It is attended by morris-dancers, dressed in strange style,men in women's clothes, &c. One big man in woman's clothes, with his face blacked, has a belt round his waist, to which is attached a large bell, and carries a ladle, in which he collects money from the spectators.

(With his hair combed and his shoes blacked, he gave the impression of being a very strong man.)

Under a sunless sky of lead Our grim-faced boys in blacked plight Gaze toward the ground they held before, And then on Grant.

7. Shoes must be blacked and all brasses bright and shining at all times.