" "Shall I put my plug into the barn?" "We're mighty short of hay," said Mintie inhospitably.

"Well?" he inquired inhospitably.

" [Sidenote: The ancient Mariner inhospitably killeth the pious bird of good omen.] "God save thee, ancient Mariner!

Sylvia stepped through the gate and drew it inhospitably shut back of her.

Without one ledge to grasp, the sheer smooth rocks Look down inhospitably on his despair, And only tender him their flinty breasts.

The chairs were none of those frail, slippery structures of horsehair and mahogany so inhospitably cold to the touch; but they were oak, high backed, deep, long armed, softly but stoutly cushioned with leather, and yawned to receive nodding tenants and send them comfortably to sleep amid the fragrant clouds of the after-dinner pipe or cigar.

Twice, often three times a day, he called, and was always welcomed by Marcus, and not inhospitably received by Miss Philomela Wilkeson.