Noticing his shoulder was just touching hers, and feeling a trifle weary on her camp-stool, she leaned back a little.

But he cast no gloom; for Jeremy kept the lot of us, French too, excepting Daudet, in roars of laughter for ten miles until we reached temporary headquarters, where a born gentleman in a peaked red cap with gold on it sat on a camp-stool directing things.

I did not want to follow out this subject, so I jumped up from my camp-stool, and standing under the wall, I called, 'Little Jack, little Jack.'

She had brought a camp-stool, and when I first saw her in the distance was removing her shoes, and putting on rubber boots.

A very good plan is to purchase a camp-stool and sit down in the Strand until a taxicab breaks down.

Having then re-appropriated the camp-stool, I ordered in the escort, fixed bayonets, loaded my revolver with ostentation, and commanded my friend to re-enter alone, which he did, and, as Americans say, "quickly.

On order being restored, two were found to be missing, one laden with the only small remaining tent and some native luggage, the other with a couple of cases of whisky (nearly empty) and my camp-stool.

Sir Moses, a little bald personage, in a good-humoured fuss, whom no amount of inexperience could have taken for anything but the "man of the house," was paying the utmost attention to Miss Bruce, bringing her tea, placing a camp-stool for her that she might see the archery, and rendering her generally those hospitable services which it had been his lot to waste on many less attractive objects during that long sunny afternoon.

No man can sit on a camp-stool and by any amount of tugging at that camp-stool lift himself over a fence.

No man can sit on a camp-stool and by any amount of tugging at that camp-stool lift himself over a fence.

She waited for it several hours, standing much of the time upon a camp-stool.

And she moved her camp-stool perhaps an inch away.

And away went the camp-stool half a yard.

He could see her now, with a rosary usually in her hand, a camp-stool under her arm, and her mantilla drawn down over her face.

Seated as he was, on a low camp-stool, among the bushes, he would not have been easily observedeven by eyes trained to the quickness of vision that belongs to those reared in the woods and hills.

I let down the traps, closed the gates, got a camp-stool for her to sit upon, with a cushion to lean back on, and a footstool, and fixed her as comfortably as I could, even getting a traveling-rug to cover her lap, for the plateau air was chilly.

When directly opposite the camp-stool of the dude, one of them touched it with the toe of her shoe and shoved it to one side.

" After we had eaten he filled his pipe, and settled himself on a camp-stool.

I was sitting on a camp-stool in the open air, busily engaged in cleaning my gun and accoutrements, when I saw a man coming toward me.

I brought out a camp-stool; Willis remained standing.

Lydia sprang up from a camp-stool, and raised her hands; in an instant she sat again, trembling.

For a specimen of more ornamental work, the folding stool in the same glass case should be examined; the supports are crossed in a similar way to those of a modern camp-stool, and the lower parts of the legs carved as heads of geese, with inlayings of ivory to assist the design and give richness to its execution.

CURULE CHAIR, a kind of ivory camp-stool, mounted on a chariot, on which a Roman magistrate, if consul, prætor, censor, or chief edile, sat as he was conveyed in state to the senate-house or some public function.

not I," said the student, shouldering his camp-stool as if it were a musket, and slinging his portfolio by a strap across his back; "therefore, I am all the more obliged to you for the information.

I asked suddenly, "with his head drawn completely to one side, and his arms and legs swathed in flannel bandages, hobbling feebly along, followed by a youth (a relation, probably, bearing a camp-stool) and a dingy little terrier-dog, on his way to the pool of Bethesda?"