The youngest one took them and put them into his game-bag, and then he added, "Wait near the city till I come back.

" Followed by three coolies who popped out of the grass with game-bags, the young stranger descended, hopped nimbly from tussock to gunwale, and perched there to wash his boots in the river.

Tea, at Heywood's house, was followed by tobacco, tobacco by sherry, and this by a dinner from yesterday's game-bag.

"You have had good sport, it seems," she said, waylaying her brother, and feeling the weight of his game-bag.

I am sure it took Thomas, the man-servant, a whole day to unpack the awnings, the bootjacks, the game-bags, the cigar-boxes, the guns, the camp-stools, the liquor-cases, the bathing-suits, and other paraphernalia that these pleasure-seekers brought.

Fortunately he has his game-bag.

With one hand he holds her pressed against the fork of the tree; with the other arm he reaches his game-bag, opens it; the conquered animal, half dead, has not made, during this manoeuvre, a single movement of resistance.

He shakes off his lethargy, takes his lasso, his game-bag.

"My game-bag has nooks for 'Notes, Sketches, and Journeys,' By soldiers and sailors, divines and attorneys, Through landscapes gay, blooming, and briary; And so, as you seem rather pensive to-night, To dispel your blue-devils, I'll briefly recite A specimen-leaf from my diary: "'THE NINTH OF NOVEMBER.

Long before the game at football was suggested they had obtained leave of absence from the captain, and, loaded with game-bag, a botanical box and geological hammer, and a musket, were off along the coast on a semi-scientific cruise.

Young Singleton carried the botanical box and hammer, being an enthusiastic geologist and botanist, while Fred carried the game-bag and musket.

Gilbert found it a great deal pleasanter to spend his mornings dawdling in the little cottage drawing-room or under the walnut-trees with Marian, than to waste his noontide hours in the endeavour to fill a creditable game-bag.

She searched until she found the old army-haversack Duncan used as a game-bag.

Bring me my fowling-piece and game-bag.

A huge string game-bag was slung over his back, and in an antelope's horn or a crane's bill bullets were carried.

This is the man that shoots the hares; This is the coat he always wears: With game-bag, powder-horn, and gun He's going out to have some fun.

Our game-bag was thinly lined with small curlews, oyster-catchers, and sanderlings.

Who to every other blessing Adds the proud one of possessing A gun-replacing, bird-destroying, game-bag-filling will.

Towards evening, finding among the contents of our game-bags several ducks, of two speciesAnas superciliosa, the black duck of the colonists, the richest and best flavoured of all the Australian waterfowl, and A. punctata, or teal, we had them cooked bush fashion, for supper.