If his boots and manners are equally unpolished, I know that his heart is in the right placejust where his pocket-book is; and if his linen is dirty and his face unshorn, I feel certain that his soul is clad in immaculate spiritual lawn, and that his better nature is shaved close.

" Near at hand Lenore saw the short immature dirty-whitish wheat, and she realized that it was ruined.

If you come with me I'll throw up this dirty job, advise Glidden to shift the plot from your father to some other man" "So it's Glidden!"

He was a mangy-looking, dirty white brute, with eyes that seemed red to the boy in the tree.

From morn till night he was ever prowling about, scolding and terrorizing those dirty, ill-behaved, and often lying and thieving women.

" With his little ferreting eyes he had caught sight of the dirty girl cleaning the child, and he was anxious that his visitors should see nothing further of a character to give them a bad impression of the establishment.

Hear him no more, master; he doth bedaub ye with his dirty speech.

no, faith, I was but dirty a little: but here's one or two ask'd for ye. PHIL.

My maid, Becky, brought me a dirty bit of paper, which contained her description of some book which Mr. Coleridge had taken away.

He says"Moors, Alartes, Cabayles, and some Turks, form all of them a dirty, lazy, inhuman, indomitable nation of beasts, and it is for this reason that, for the last few years, I have accustomed myself to call that land the land of Barbary.

He was of opinion that the wearing of grey indicated a character originally white, but discoloured by her husband's dirty little tricks.

I wisht 'at I was rich enough to hire a man to do The dirty work around this house an' clean up when he's through,

We dot fings to eat same as dem," and proudly she displayed a very dirty bag, the opening of which disclosed a rather jumbled collection of bread and butter, and cookie crumbs.

St. Peter's Church, internally, looks dirty.

"Never mind," said he at length, "this will answer"; and he drew from his waistcoat pocket a scrap of what I took to be very dirty foolscap, and made upon it a rough drawing with the pen.

His historian and secretary, Fitz-Stephens [u], mentions, among other particulars, that his apartments were every day in winter covered with clean straw or hay, and in summer with green rushes or boughs; lest the gentlemen who paid court to him, and who could not, by reason of their great number, find a place at table, should soil their fine clothes by sitting on a dirty floor [w].

And he handed me a dirty crumpled letter, which had been lying perhaps for a week in the leather bags of the post-office.

The fields had sunk, and were covered with great sheets of water, at the edge of which hung the remnants of dirty snow.

Great clouds, dirty tattered rags hung about the sky; when the moon was hidden there came lugubrious obscurity.

"So it looks as if Bertrand's refusal to play the dirty game didn't prevent that man from finding some one who was willing to sell his soul for money," was the way Tom wound up his short story.

Presently a skinny man detached himself from the church crowd and came angling across the dirty street toward the bank.

I'll show those dirty dagoes where they get off! FEJEVARY:

Yes, the dirty dagoes.

He took hold of Bakhshish, and when the dirty anarchist didn't move along fast enough, he took hold of himwell, a bit rough, you might say, when up rushes Madeline and calls to the cop, 'Let that boy alone!'

When Falsehood saw that his former companion sat at the table with the king and was always clean and dressed in good clothes, while he himself was dirty and had to eat in the kitchen, he was very angry and determined to do something to ruin the one whom now he hated so bitterly.