" "Then she won't be old enough to say thank you to you either," said Hector, who, all this time, had been losing no moment from his work, but was stitching away, with a bore, and a twiddle, and a hiss, at the sole of a huge boot.

Agamemnon, wounded, bearing hiss wound, heroically for the sake of the army (look below) to a woman in labor: "He with his lance, sword, mighty stones, poured his heroic wreak On other squadrons of the foe, whiles yet warm blood did break Thro' his cleft veins: but when the wound was quite exhaust and crude, The eager anguish did approve his princely fortitude.

When all around the wind doth blow, And coughing drowns the parson's saw, And birds sit brooding in the snow, And Marian's nose looks red and raw, When roasted crabs hiss in the bowl, Then nightly sings the staring owl, To-who; Tu-whit, to-who, a merry note, While greasy Joan doth keel the pot.

[Footnote 1: How lovelily the Adriatic whore Dress'd in her flames will shinedevouring flames Such as will burn her to her wat'ry bottom, And hiss in her foundation.

The air seemed full of the hiss and screaming of shot, each one of which, when it struck the galleon, was magnified by our hero's imagination into ten times its magnitude from the crash which it delivered and from the cloud of splinters it would cast up into the moonlight.

They mimic the voice and manner of the person they describe; they crow, squeal, hiss, cackle, bark, and scream like mad, and, were it only by the physical strength exerted in telling the story, keep the table in unbounded excitement.

Take but my word, and if I fail in this, Then let my pains be baffled with a hiss.

Bis!' sounds too much like a hiss.

With an angry hiss it uncoiled itself and disappeared.

Ant Mor Khar Ashes P[=u]r Hiss Barley

Upon which he told his Mother that the Baby (for so he call'd it) cry'd Hiss at him.

The spray shot high in the air as the bow dived through the surf, and soon we could hear the hiss and gasp of the rowers as they drew near.

Standing up in the boat, with face to bow, they plunged their paddles perpendicularly into the water with a hiss, and drew them out with a gasp.

Presently Ted finished his cigarette, sent its still ruddy remains flashing off into the lake where it fell with a soft hiss, took out his watch again, lit another match, considered the time, subtracted gravely, looked up and announced "Time's up, Larry.

Is it any wonder, thennay, rather, is it not an evidence of truthfulnessthat I find the record of my journey thus described in my note-book:"7-1/2 A.M., Fizz, fizz; hiss, hisswaving fieldsundulating groundskyvaried tints of greencottages, cattle, humanitiesbridges, bays, rivers, dust, and heatRouse's Point, 7-1/2 P.M."

v. 377. HISS.

Sir, a boy's being flogged is not so severe as a man's having the hiss of the world against him,' i. 451.

For The Lyons Mail I think a seat in the front row of the top gallery, where you can cheer virtue and hiss villany without making yourself conspicuous, is the best.

HISS, WILLIAM J., joint author. Backgammon standards.

HISS, PHILIP HANSON.

Philip Hanson Hiss (A); 24Jan69; R454347.

A Memorandum on the Hiss case.

'Amid the oozing fatness and warm ferments of the Var Vale, at a season when the rush of juices could almost be heard below the hiss of fertilization, it was impossible that the most fanciful love should not grow passionate.

The spectators were silent, because they could not exactly understand the scene, and did not know whether to laugh, hiss, or applaud.

"'God has taken my punishment into Hiss own hands: yet I defied not Him, only something made by man, and man himself.'