"'Get off this roof, I think you said.

"You see, sir, the train was nearly twenty minutes late, and in his hurry to get off he must have overlooked your suit-case.

But the boys are waiting to get off with the stretcher.

" "The boys will be down by noon," said Mr. Elliott, "and we can get off soon after luncheon.

"Guess he didn't go far," he said; "just wanted to get off by himself and think it over.

" "And how did he get off the island?" demanded the captain, turning round to look his son in the face.

" "Well, get off at Lowell, the first stop,you'll know when you come to it because this gentleman that wanted to go to Lawrence will get off there, and this young lady that was intendin' to go to North Conway.

Casting his eyes around him, while about to get off his horse, he observed a handwriting on many of the trees which he thought he knew.

"I might get off with a fine; I didn't hurt him," he remarked.

My fore-finger held up, and biting my lip, get off of that, as fast as possible.

But all the foreigners, caught here by the unexpectedness of the war, seemed to be fighting to get off by the same train and the same day to catch the first ship, and they seemed to have little realization that, first of all, France must move her troops and war material.

Now make haste and get off to bed; I have put everything ready for you.

"Shall we get off and go into the Library?" "Not to-day.

," he said, "I want to get off my chest for your benefit something that has been worrying me awfully.

"Now, Hymn-books," said one gruffly, "get off again about your business.

We came along very easily and lunched at 1, when the sledge-meter had to be repaired, and we didn't get off again till 3.20, camping at 6.45.

Even if there's evidence enough to hang a man ten times over, there's always a sporting chance he may get off!

I have seen some of them, after being sentenced by the court, dance for hours, calling out continuously, "Did I not tell you all, the biggest rogues get off the best?"

I'd strongly advise you to get off 'ome.

Tompkins says he laughed at him when he told him to get off.

'I will try and get a confession out of him, and send him off, though it is a pity that such a fellow should get off scot-free.' 'Oh, never mind, so that my poor Arthurine's name is not brought forward!

And he was riding the caballo, and he couldn't get off" Manuel swore a Spanish oath politely, to please his guest who wished to amaze him.

But it is a different matter with a poor devil like me: if I get off without being cheated out of all I've got, it is as much as I can ask.

I'm half inclined to think the guy will drop out entirely, damn glad to get off alive, now he believes she is as rotten as the rest of us.

"I wish to get off on this side," came the answer, in tones that congealed that official.