I'll never muster courage to go in there, unless I go to carry her something; and I may as well do it first as last.

When you can do it fairly well, try to do it first on one foot and then on the other, and then bring your right foot in front of your left knee, and, standing on your left foot, assume, as nearly as possibly, the proper position for the saddle, and try to rise in time.

"But I want to see you do it first.

Ye moight jist ez well done it first ez last, so yez moight (dig, dig), but ye'll understand it next time, so yez will (dig, dig).

Whatever you do by way of practice do it first on one foot and then on the other, or you will become a right or left-footed Ski-er

Mamma said I must finish it before tea; and that I might play a little if I had done it first," said Maggie, rather plaintively; for it was a real pain to her to refuse a request.

It was the war led me to do it first.

To say, as so many do in this matter: "Let other nations do it first" is, of course, to condemn us all to impotencefor the other nations use the same language.

And do it first!

As Mr. MacPherson said, it's very important to do it first.

Run through the drill, Doing it first by numbers.

We were engaged to do it first at the Royal Colosseum, Regent's Park, by Sir Charles Wyndham's father, Mr. Culverwell.

He let me do it first in front of a revival of "The Corsican Brothers" in 1891.

"Do it first and then talk about it" is the maxim with Theodore Vail and his telephone men.