What, was it asham'd to shew its little white Foots, and its little round Bubbieswell, I'll go, I'll goI cannot think on't, no I cannot [Going towards the Bed, Bellmour comes forth from between the Curtains, his Coat off, his Shirt bloody, a Dagger in his hand, and his Disguise off.

But as you are from Acredale I don't mind telling you that it is Elisha Boone that foots the bill.

His little foots would have gone into the silver slipper.

of foots sugar of the coarsest brown quality.

Well, we took her up in a jiffy as soon as we heard the glorious news about school being closed for two weeks; and as she foots all the bills, we're bound to have a jolly time of it, even if we don't run across Roland; and I think that is like looking for a needle in a haystack.

I am his guest, and he foots the bills.

It's an understood thing, I take it, that Uncle Tom foots the Boudoir bills.

slowly &c adj.; leisurely; piano, adagio; largo, larghetto; at half speed, under easy sail; at a foots pace, at a snail's pace, at a funeral pace; in slow time, with mincing steps, with clipped wings;

[2019] "Dat Galenus opes, dat Justinianus honores, Sed genus et species cogitur ire pedes:" "The rich physician, honour'd lawyers ride, Whilst the poor scholar foots it by their side.

His little foots would have gone into the silver slipper.

He was then about to listen all alone to the divine accents of that charming mouth; to see her kneeling before him, her face wreathed with a modest blush,before him who had wished to kiss her foot-prints.

Suzanne put forward a little delicate arched foot which she rested on one of the fire-dogs.

She received him on his return with a smile on her lips, but her eager eye searched him from head to foot, studied his looks, his gestures, the folds of his cassock and even the dust on his shoes; as though she wished to strip him and bare his heart in order to feast upon his secret conflicts.

" "You kin hab it, chile," said Aunt Judy, rising, and taking from a shelf a large piece of cold apple pie, "an' bressed be de foots ob dem wot fotch good tidin's.

"I am chilled to the heart," grasped the sexton, shivering from head to foot, while chill damps gathered on his brow.

He learned to ride, and more than once he rode along the hill-foots to Dunglass, twenty miles to the eastward, to spend the Sunday with his father and mother.

And all that walking I did on these same foots you see right here now.

In thus referring to elemental principlesin thus availing ourselves of the light of self-evident truthswe bow to the authority and tread in the foot-prints of the great Teacher.

One girl told how she had been docked for a tucking foot, which, as she said, just wore out on her, "It wasn't really my fault," she concluded, "and I think the boss should look out for his own foots.

while the maid Foots it round every pool and every grove, (Begin, sweet Maids, begin the woodland song)

Wen we uster wash quilts we uster cyt a nikasses varrek ubter eb dat made de tub deb my Mammy would put water in dese tubs den soft soap de quilts den us chilluns would git in de tubs in our Bare foots en tromp de dirt out.

When he got dat old fiddle out you couldn' keep yo' foots still.

I carried de foot tub in at night an' washed dey foots, an' I'd pull de trun'le bed out from under de other bed.

Us all cotch us rabbits an weah de lef hine foots roun our nek wif a bag ob akkerfedity, yessum I guess dat what I mean, an hit shore smell bad an hit keep off de fevah too, an if a Yankee cotch you wif dat rabbit foots an dat akkerfedity bag roun youh nek, he suah turn you loose right now.

Us all cotch us rabbits an weah de lef hine foots roun our nek wif a bag ob akkerfedity, yessum I guess dat what I mean, an hit shore smell bad an hit keep off de fevah too, an if a Yankee cotch you wif dat rabbit foots an dat akkerfedity bag roun youh nek, he suah turn you loose right now.