Well past that window, but as if its image had only just caught up with him, Mr. Connors turned back, retracing ten steps.

And the Boy presently caught up with the Indian, and walked on beside him, looking back every now and then to watch the dogs or examine the harness.

He stood still an instant staring as Joe, going now as hard as he could, caught up with her at last.

LIBERTY MOTORS AND AIR SERVICE After July, 1918, the output of Liberty motors for the Government caught up with the immediate demand.

I started for them and soon caught up with them.

We rushed swiftly on, and at the corner caught up with the miserable man who was running away from us.

They caught up with them among the Thousand Islands, on the 31st of July, fought for three hours with the enemy, and then, in the shadows of an intensely dark night, relieved occasionally by flashes of lightning, reached Ogdensburg in safety before morning.

Swing Tunstall followed in haste, caught up with his friend and fell into step at his side.

Current rumor among the soldiers at Binchefor the natives, seemingly through fear for their own skins, would tell us nothingwas that at Maubeuge the onward-pressing Germans had caught up with the withdrawing columns of the Allies and were trying to bottle the stubborn English rear guard.

He hurried along with his dinner and soon he had caught up with us.

Pretty soon we caught up with the column that was headed for the right wing.

Their advance was so gradual that, although I did not leave Antwerp until the bombardment was over, I caught up with the army of refugees before Roosendaal, just across the Dutch border.

The boy ran so fast that the thick beech-trees appeared to be running past himbackward, but he caught up with Smirre.

But before the geese had reached the water, the west storm caught up with them.

" The boy quickly seated himself on the raven's back and Bataki would soon have caught up with the geese had he not been hindered by a fog.

He shot across first base, and on, just grazing second baseunseen by Tug, who had turned his back and was yelling vainly to the center-fielder to throw him the ball he had not yet caught up with.

I crossed and caught up with her as she turned off to a path between a garage and blacksmith shop.

On the street he caught up with her and the quarrel recommenced.

H. has caught up with Hal and they are exactly of a height, and I feel as if I had a dear little pair of twins.

"Oh, Miss Harson!" called out Clara, in great excitement, as she caught up with her governess on a run; "hasn't Edie poisoned herself?

The same evening they gave, at the Comedie-Francaise, a performance of the Partie de Chasse de Henri IV. I have often seen at the play in Paris allusions to passing events caught up with great cleverness, but I never saw any which were so with such palpable and general an interest.

A second later my companion caught up with me.

I had thought they had beene with the fish, and so by chance beene caught up with them in a Nette againe.

At Edfou they caught up with us, and passed so close to our boat that the gentlemen talked to them and asked what their regiments were.

But they soon caught up with him, and he shot another, which was in turn devoured.