I came down from my perch, and took the gentleman to the shanty and added his hide to those of the martins I'd taken.

'I am come,' he said, 'to tell you some things you long to know, and to show you some things that are hidden to most.

COMPARATIVELY SPEAKING, very little difference exists between the weight of the live and dead pig, and this, simply because there is neither the head nor the hide to be removed.

Because she must fly and hide to save her life, society had no more hold upon her, she need no longer fight to keep up appearances in spite of her status as a woman living apart from her husband, little better than a divorcéean estate anathema to the English of those days.

Yet how this thing could be plain to them, who may know truly; save it be that the eyes of their spirits did behold that which was hid to the eyes of the flesh.

she but laugh at you, and leave you so wise as you be now; for the way of the heart of a maid doth be most hid to the maid, and she but to know the desire, and to lack the ending.

Forasmuch as thou art wise it is nothing hidden to thee that I sing, while I do honour to the Isthmian victory won by speed of horses, which to Xenokrates did Poseidon give, and sent to him a wreath of Dorian parsley to bind about his hair, a man of goodly chariot, a light of the people of Akragas.

If our Gospel be hid', says the Apostle, 'it is hid to them that perish': the god of this world having blinded their minds against the light of the glorious Gospel, no wonder if such stand in need of a testimony.

Jane had a quiet little home and was allowed considerable time for study, although she hid to devote some time in assisting her mother about house.

This cradle was securely fastened by strips of buffalo-hide to four poles of ironwood and cottonwood, about twelve feet in length.

" The girl had been making little impatient flights about the room, as if awaiting an opportunity to interrupt the old man's harangue, but even as she paused to speak, he began again: "There, laddie, do you hear him?arid deserts, shifting sand, snow and ice, wild beasts and wilder menthat is where Israel of the last days shall be hidden to wait for the second coming of God's Christ.

Sometimes when the vale was filled with clouds, it was startling to see them parting around a solitary summit, apparently isolated in the air at an immense height, for the mountain to which it belonged was hidden to the very base!

Boots he has none, nor shoes; but perhaps he may fasten strips of raw hide to his feet by way of sandals,and a piece of raw hide covers, in all probability, his head.

This at least is true: that, while indeed he has opened our eyes to all this beauty that was hidden to us, shown us beauty, indeed, where we could see but evil before, we miss something from our delight in these faces.

He turned to see Baldy's head emerge from the bag, his eyes blazing with determination and his sharp fangs tearing the fastenings apart, and the hide to shreds.

The raiders must have heard them, and they'll know some one is on their trail, so they will either come back to sec who it is or else hide to waylay us.

Before he found a purchaser night came on, so he climbed a tree with his hide to be out of danger.

Wherein was Christ a very vine, or wherein was the bread Christ's body, in figurative speech, which is hidden to the understanding?

Arriving at the still closed gate of the monastery, he made the greater part of his train hide to the right and left, keeping only some ten men about him.

We separated a hind quarter and hung it to a tree, and when the lady came back we told her that the piece we had selected was enough for our present use, so she caused the remainder with the hide to be taken to the house.

Both men and oxen were shod with moccasins made of raw-hide to protect the feet against sharp rocks.

He used to buy them and one time Willis skinned a cow and took the hide to him and sold it.

Punch another hole, 'n' I'll take yer own hide to patch it.

The king, after imprisoning Isegrim, Brown, and Hintze (the chief conspirators according to Reynard's tale), and ascertaining that the place the fox so accurately described really existed, bade Reynard depart, and at his request procured for him a fragment of Brown's hide to make a wallet, and a pair of socks from Isegrim and his wife, who were very loath to part with their foot covering.

On the other hand, if we had a well-developed telepathic sense, we would be aware of the thought-waves of others to such an extent that there would be no secrets left hidden to anyonewouldn't that alter life and human intercourse a great deal?