" "Now, see here," the man blustered, weakly, "we don't want any heroics, you know.

" "But I have no intention, sir, of appearing as a witness," blustered that young man.

"See here" blustered Flockley.

They have seen the provisions which they had ordered taken away by force, partly, perhaps, to please the appetite of the invader, and partly to gratify his insolence, and give him an opportunity of boasting among his comrades, how successfully he blustered.

They blustered, declared that they were police functionaries on a special service, that they had instructions to conduct to the frontier this Leblanc, expelled for political reasons, swore by all the gods, and gave their word of honor that the so-called Leblanc was really named Leblanc.

Boswell blustered, but nothing could be got'.

" "Why had I?" blustered Rack Slimson, without, however, making any hostile motion with his hands.

Boswell blustered, but nothing could be got.

"Seems to me yo're mighty fresh, young man," he blustered.

You have asked for impossibilities while you blustered that they couldn't exist.

I ate some pemmican, for I had a reluctanceneedless as it turned outto touch any of the thousand luxuries here, sufficient no doubt, in a town like Dover alone, to last me five or six hundred years, if I could live so long; and, having eaten, I descended The Shaft, and spent the whole day, though it rained and blustered continually, in wandering about.

"Every man to his own notion," he blustered and swaggered.

He went through the whole gamut of his arts and graces; he blustered, whimpered, entreated, flattered.

None came, but presently the door of the rear room was opened and the detective blustered in.

In this juncture he was satisfied with the husks which the diplomats threw to Greece, and blustered and threatened war to attain a compromise which should keep him in office and in peace with the King, whom he would gladly have rid Greece of if it had been practicable.

Or in this:"They blustered to conceal their fears.

he blustered, "Oh, you know I love you like anything, and I want you to love me.

He blustered politenesses to Lady Tilchester, who smiled vacantly while she was attending to something else.

"It's all your fault if I do look at any one else," he blustered; "and, anyway, a man of the world must have a little amusement, with such a dull, stuck-up wife at home as I have got.

"Jolly glad to see you," Augustus blustered.

he blustered, "for I am busy.

I was alone in the office, one day, when a man blustered in.

" Richard and Martin, however, hung back, one muttering that Gil had done nothing, and the other that he might be in the right of it; and when Walter burst out in angry threats he was answered in a gruff voice that he had better take care what he said, "There was no standing not only wasting with thirst and hunger, but besides being blustered at by a hot-headed lad, that scarce knew a hauberk from a helmet.

suddenly blustered Zametoff from his corner.

" "And what if it is?" blustered Redstock, shouldering his way to McCraw, rifle in hand.