No wonder Uncle Mark bucked.

"My boss jest sent me fer you, an' if you bucked on comin', then I was to say it was your only chance to avoid publicity an' bein' run out of the country.

Lenore, you've bucked me up.

They were so "bucked" to see us coming back at night laden with the treasures of German linen chests.

The cat bucked its way to the fence.

As I let the mind dwell on what must even now be taking place in that peaceful garden, I felt bucked and uplifted.

" "Uncle Tom's not feeling too bucked about it all, you say?" "He's groaning like a lost soul.

" The sharp left the car, and after a moment one of the confederates came over and took a seat alongside of Desmond, and in a jolly, familiar tone, he said: "You bucked the senator's son down, didn't you?"

" "It takes a good man to buck him down; He's got lots of stuff and sand too, but you bucked him.

He bucked the lumber trust instead and landed in prison on a trumped-up murder charge.

Upon his hind legs and then down on his forefeet with a sickening heartbreaking jar the stallion rocked; now he bucked from side to side; now rose and whirled about like a dancer; now toppled to the ground and twisted again to his feet.

My pack horse which I rode to-day, a buckskin colored broncho, which is docile under the pack saddle, "bucked" as I mounted him this morning; but I kept my seat in the saddle without difficulty.

I suppose you came to get bucked up?

I take it for granted the Western Pacific will stand its pro-rate?" The New England conscience bucked again, and Kent made his first open protest against the methods of the demoralizers.

He gave him the spurs and he bucked to right and left.

We were in one of my good, old reliable Franklin cars, and from Ontario to Riverside we bucked a strong head wind that was cold and pitiless.

Then about the other trusting tenderfoot who was directed to insist at the stable in Santa Fé that they give him a "bucking broncho;" who was promptly accommodated and speedily unseated with much flourish, to the wicked glee of those who had deceived him; and who, when he asked what the horse had done and was told that he had "bucked," had thereupon declared gratefully, "Did he only buck?

Harold spurred him, he bucked spiritedly.

" "Bronc' bucked me over on the saddle horn," explained Applegate.

Me and my pard were the only ones that bucked up against them.

When I jabbed the spurs into his flanks he nearly bucked me off.

He came and bucked me up.

He bucked with his head up and his head between his knees.

He bucked in a circle and in a straight line and then mixed both styles for variety.

He bucked criss-cross, jumping from side to side, and he interspersed this with samples of all his other kinds of bucking thrown in.