With this intention, I had brought, in addition to the rope, a bundle of candles, meaning to use them as a torch; also my double-barreled shotgun.

Taking a double-barreled pistol which I had recently bought, I went to the head of the stairs, cocked the weapon, and waited for the ruffian to come up, determined, that the moment he set foot on the steps I would kill him.

They were all armed with double-barreled shot guns, rifles and revolvers.

Suddenly three men entered the room, and I looked up and saw three double-barreled shot-guns leveled straight at me.

He had set down Jerry's double-barreled shotgun when he saw what he considered a good chance to get a picture of the group, and touched off the little cartridge that allowed him to snatch a flashlight picture.

"A boy armed with a double-barreled shotgun loaded with buck is able to do just as much as a man, I suppose.

Upon the wall hung a double-barreled gun, which he knew was loaded with buckshot, intended for the vagrant wild geese still seeking northern habitats.

Farther along, in the highway,a sandy track, with wastes of scrub on either side,boy of eight or nine, armed with a double-barreled gun, was lingering about a patch of dwarf oaks and palmettos.

I, being of the same opinion, raised myself above the high stern of our junk; and while the pirates were not more than twenty yards from us, hooting and yelling, I raked their decks, fore and aft, with shot and ball from my double-barreled gun.

Of every thing on board, the only article that had been saved was my double-barreled gun, which Descoteaux had caught and clung to with drowning tenacity.

The ordinary double-barreled dictionary of phrases had already disclosed itself as a most unsatisfying volume in which to put one's trust.

On board the Resolution he found Cook busy loading his double-barreled gun and a landing party of marines being prepared.

Nine stand of arms, Cook's double-barreled gun and his hanger fell into the hands of the natives.

" From the standpoint of structure, too, "The Fortunate Foundlings" is an improvement over the haphazard plots of Mrs. Haywood's early romances, though the double-barreled story necessitated by twin hero and heroine could hardly be told without awkward interruptions in the sequence of one part of the narrative in order to forward the other.

" Quickly the resolve was carried out, and so, while Minnehaha was telling her father what a beautiful story they had heard about the roses, Sagastao, with his hand on the shoulder of the old Indian, who was seated on a rock, was eagerly firing at him his double-barreled question: "Why have some ducks such red eyes, and why are the rabbits white in winter and brown in summer?"

Before either of the men could recover from their surprise at her sudden action, she reappeared upon the porch, carrying a double-barreled gun.

He then took down a double-barreled shotgun and loaded it with buckshot.

The Prime Minister wanted a double-barreled gun and a gold chain.

It was a double-barreled pistol and as the three natives rose and rushed at him, he shot the first.

Unless you like it here in thisthis make-believe, double-barreled, duplex do-funny of a studio thing.

A shot from father's double-barreled gun sent them flying to cover, our steeds rushed forward with a speed hitherto unknown, the prairie schooner rocked like a boat in a cyclone, the mother shrieked, the enfant terrible howled like a bull of Bashan, and just as the "Red devils" were closing in from the rear, the mouth of a cave loomed up in the hillside into which dashed "pegasus and mooly cow" pell-mell.

They were ordinary double-barreled shotguns, and reloading was slow in an emergency.

He advanced with a steady, even stride, a double-barreled shotgun held as though he expected to flush a partridge.

The clothing was all packed away in the bureau; and then came Archie's "sporting cabinet," as he called ita fine double-barreled shot-gun, which was hung upon the frame at the foot of the bed; a quantity of ammunition, a small hatchet, powder-flasks, shot bags, and a number of other things, which were stowed away in safe places.

Frank and Harry, who were two of the best shots in the village, were armed with their double-barreled shot-guns, and the others carried axes and lanterns.