I would wet my long hair and pretend that I had had a bath.

Uncle Mano would constantly be shouting at me for not having a bath regularly or for staying in the bathroom forever when I decided to have a bath or for wearing soiled clothes again instead of washing them.

I had a bath and then some food.

I really wanted to have a bath and get some sleep.

When I found that the steamer was still further delayed, I had a bath.

Joe advanced him money enough to get some better clothes, to have a bath and be shaved, and it was quite a different person who appeared at the tent the following day, ready to help Joe.

The prisoners are obliged to use them once a week, but may, if they choose, have a bath four times a day.

He must, for instance, have a bath for his child, provisions for his wife's ailments, and clothes for his little ones, and money to buy them satchels and pens, and cribs and cups; and hence a general increase of furniture, and all sorts of undignified distractions, which Epictetus enumerates with an almost amusing manifestation of disgust.

"Since it wasn't far to the station I thought I'd go on into Smithtown and have a bath and rest.

"She'd be better if she had a bath of a Saturday night like other folks.

It was a treat to sleep fearlessly in a clean bed after Vernon, and I actually had a bath in the morning.

It did make me cross, just as if I would dream of marrying into a nation that eats badly, and doesn't have a bath except to be smart.

"Squinty is as clean as a rabbit!" Only that day Squinty had rolled over and over in the mud, but he had had a bath from the hose, so he was clean now.

He knows when they have got to eat and when they have got to sleep, and when they ought to have a bath.

That took all the shine out of us, so we determined to quit, and cleared off to the Hotel de Folkestone, where we had a bath to console us.

After two he had a bath: then he listened to some verses on Mamurra, without moving a muscle of his countenance: then dressed, and sat down to dinner.

Finding the water quite warm, we determined to have a bath.

Several of us drew a bucket of sea water and had a bath with salt water soap on the deck.

And if you go to a picnic, just when the fun commences you have to nick off home and milk, and when you tog yourself on Sunday evening you have to undress again and lay into the milking, and then you have to change everything on you and have a bath, or your best girl would scent the cow-yard on you, and not have you within cooee of her.

I'll go home at once and have a bath and fumigate my clothes.

"See, father, only one perchand I don't believe the poor things have ever had a bath given them.

And if one of these uncomely people has a mind to seek self-culture and philosophy, Plato compares him to a bald little tinker, who has scraped together money, and has got his release from service, and has had a bath, and bought a new coat, and is rigged out like a bridegroom about to marry the daughter of his master who has fallen into poor and helpless estate.

"Grandmother is afraid for anybody to sleep in the barn, on account of fire," he said, after a moment's thought, "and I'm sure she wouldn't let you come into the house without you'd had a bath and some clean clothes.

I'm going to have a bath if you don't mindI've got to clear my head.

He threw himself on the bed, but could not rest: rose and had a bath; listened at Juliet's door, and hearing no sound, went to the stable.