If you are bunkered in the raspberries, you lift out" "Step back three paces out of sight and pick one over your left shoulder?"

Gage's proclamation of martial law expedited the battle at Bunker Hill, which was brought about by the impatience of the British troops, and by the increased confidence among the colonists, resulting from the fights at Lexington and Concord.

It is true, of course, that the untrained American troops failed to vanquish the British army at Bunker Hill, but the monument at that spot celebrates the fact that for two hours the attacks of the regulars were withstood.

He accompanied me to the celebrated Bunker's Hill, a scene of dreadful encounter between those who ought never to have been foes.

But she might as well have attempted to deny the existence of Bunker's Hill or Boston Bay.

It contained two hazards, Track Bunker and High Bunker, the latter alone being formidable.

It contained two hazards, Track Bunker and High Bunker, the latter alone being formidable.

Whipple led off with a long shot that went soaring up against the blue and then settled down as gently as a bird just a few yards in front of High Bunker.

There is no bunker between second and third holes, but the brook which supplies the lake runs across the course and is about six yards wide from bank to bank.

Two long strokes carried Whipple a scant distance from Railroad Bunker, which fronts Ditch Hole, a dangerous lie, since Railroad Bunker is high and the putting green is on an elevation, almost meriting the title of hill, directly back of it.

Two long strokes carried Whipple a scant distance from Railroad Bunker, which fronts Ditch Hole, a dangerous lie, since Railroad Bunker is high and the putting green is on an elevation, almost meriting the title of hill, directly back of it.

For, like a thing possessed, that ball fell straight into the very middle of the bunker, and when it was found lay up to its middle in gravel.

Whipple meanwhile cleared the bunker in the best of style, and landed on the green in a good position to hole out in two shots.

Whipple, for the first time in the round, drove poorly, toeing his ball badly, and dropping it almost off of the course and just short of the second bunker.

West's second drive was a loft over Halfway Bunker that fell fairly on the green and rolled within ten feet of the hole.

Whipple meanwhile had redeemed himself with a high lofting stroke that carried past the threatening dangers of Masters Bunker and back on to the course within a few yards of West's lie.

But never mind, my lad, there's still Rocky Bunker ahead of us, and" West did not complete his remark, but his face took on a very determined look as he teed his ball.

Whipple landed at the foot of it, while West came plump upon the side some five yards from the summit, and his next drive took him cleanly over Rocky Bunker and to the right of the Home Green.

But Whipple summoned discretion to his aid, and instead of trying to make the green on the next drive, played short, and landed far to the right of the Bunker.

11 CHAPTER I Miss Katherine Wayneworth Jones was bunkered.

Having been bunkered many times in the past, and knowing that she would be bunkered upon many occasions in the future, Miss Jones was not disposed to take a tragic view of the situation.

Having been bunkered many times in the past, and knowing that she would be bunkered upon many occasions in the future, Miss Jones was not disposed to take a tragic view of the situation.

And now that they were face to face across a tea-table Miss Jones was bunkered again.

Perhaps he is vexed: he may have been bunkered, his line may have been entangled in the trees, his favourite investment may have slumped, or the judge have had indigestion and been extremely rude to him.

Don't swing sideways or you'll get bunkered.