Both are tremendous Chargers.

Then the two chiefs, spurred on by mutual hatred, fought together on their noble chargers, until nightfall.

Scimitars were drawn, and lances advanced over the ears of Arabian chargers.

"Let us live while we can," methinks I hear the open-handed creature exclaim; "while we have, let us not want," "here is plenty left;" "want for nothing"with many more such hospitable sayings, the spurs of appetite, and old concomitants of smoaking boards, and feast-oppressed chargers.

Through the dust-clouds round him Montgomery saw the gleaming brass helmets, the bright coats, and the tossing heads of the chargers, the delighted brown faces of the troopers.

ride upon the giant King With thy bright, fiery chargers!

And thus they start for King Khumbaba's land; The gods in bright array above them shine, By Ishtar led, with Samas, moon-god Sin, On either side with Merodac and Bel, And Ninip, Nergal, Nusku with his spell, The sixty gods on chargers of the skies, And Ishtar's chariot before them flies.

He was a lover of nature, too, and his flashing eyes glanced observantly from side to side as they swept alongsometimes through glades of forest trees, sometimes through belts of more open ground and shrubbery; anon by the margin of a stream or along the shores of a little lake, and often over short stretches of flowering prairie-landwhile the firm, elastic turf sent up a muffled sound from the tramp of their mettlesome chargers.

"On the right are the horse stables," said Ralph, "and in those stalls there should be a row of prancing chargers and ambling steeds; and on the great empty floor, which you see over here, there should be the carriages,the coupe, the family carriage, the light wagon, the pony phaeton, the top buggy, and all the other vehicles which people in the country need.

"Officers," says a recent A.C.I., "may use their public chargers for general purposes."

Then like a stormy sunlight smiled Geraint, Who saw the chargers of the two that fell Start from their fallen lords, and wildly fly, Mixt with the flyers.

I saw fierce Prussia's chargers stand, Her children's sharp swords out; Proud Austria's bright spurs streaming red, When rose the closing shout.

Ammunition and cartridges were borne by four attendants, who, as well as the chargers, were all in the livery of the King's huntsmen.

Awake, awake, how the chargers foam, as to battle they dash on, Oh, Zaragoza, on this proud day, must thy walls be lost or won!

They pricked up like chargers that had felt the spur, wheeled round, and returned the cheer with interest.

The third, Jim's, had been diverted at the Road House by a large family of small pigs in an enclosure surrounded by wire netting; and Jim's most alluring promises and his direst threats were both unavailing against the charms of the squealing, grunting creatures, the like of which his spellbound chargers had never seen before.

"The French have risen to their feet; They leap upon their chargers fleet; Into the defiles rides their chief On his good war-horse, Veillantif.

Castleman had purchased two beautiful chargers in Basel, pretending that he wished to take them to Peronne for sale.

If these were many, they would accompany the procession on chargers, riding along beside the triumphator.

Two English carriages, filled with Turkish grandees, dashed along with the recklessness which usually distinguishes native driving; and other magnates of the land, mounted upon splendid chargers, came forth in all the pride of Oriental pomp.

Two or three horses picketed under the trees with their grooms, cowering over fires made upon the ground, looked very like unearthly chargers, just emerged with their grim attendants from some subterranean kingdom; while the red glare from the cooking tents, and the dusky figures moving about, could scarcely be recognised as belonging to human and every-day lifethe whole scene having a supernatural air.

Servants loaded with great chargers full of comfits heap the tables with them, the women fall on with both hands, and stuff their pockets and every creek and corner about them.

Then their old chargers were caught, and their old chariots yoked, so that they too came to the camp at the Water of Luachan.

It brokenly wailed the Departed! And now fell the night, and we galloped past, Watch-fires were flaring and flying, Our chargers snorted, the rain poured fast

His companions-at-arms are all splendidly accoutred, and mounted on richly-caparisoned chargers.