" "No kinks but what will iron out at once," chuckled Treadwell.

Any editorial office force can insert missing commas and semicolons, and iron out blunders in the English; but it has not the time, if indeed the ability, to instil life into a lifeless manuscript.

"It'll buy a postage-stamp, won't it?"she was fairly aggressive now,"an' thar's a envelop what wa'n't put up ter auction in the cupboard an' a paper-bag I kin iron out,ketch me a-gwine ter the neighbors an' a-beggin' fer writin'-paperan' I'll jest set daown an' write a line ter Mis' Halsey.

I believe a skinned neck should qualify, so if Patsey Watson will dry his tears and iron out his face and step back against the wall, close his eyesand smilehe will get a pleasant surprise.

We shall throw brass and iron out of our houses, and nothing but silver will be seen among us.

Victor ironed out his grimace, and signed to Shaik Tsin.

A young people's meeting is a signal for every old dame in the township that's not married to iron out her white silk waist and take it on the run for the tabernacle.

And if a man should employ his reason all this way, he will not do much otherwise than he who, having got some iron out of the bowels of the earth, should have it beaten up all into swords, and put it into his servants' hands to fence with and bang one another.

" "And then?" "Iron out my dress for the party.

The faint scouting puffs of air"the devil's breath" of the poetical Polynesianswhined through the stays, but the small waves that tried to rise in expectation were clouted back by the heavy, oppressive atmosphere that ironed out the ocean till one's imagination pictured it waiting for the word like a strained runner on his mark.

I don't lay no bets that I c'n nail him before he gets his iron out of its leather, but I say he'll be shootin' blind when he dies.

And one morning when I was ironing he snatched the hot iron out of my hand and" "Don't!

Down the centre in the open carriages flows a stream of womenand many look like Nazimovasocial distinctions so ironed out with enamel, paint, and powder that almost all might be café chantant singers or dressmakers' marionettes.

Her crinkliness began to iron out.

In that moment the nervous pucker between her eyes ironed out ever so little, and something resembling a wan smile crept into her face.

"Oh, we'll get this all ironed out directly!

We'll have this all ironed out in no time.

In France bar-iron, made as it usually is with charcoal, costs three times the price of the cast-iron out of which it is made; whilst in England, where it is usually made with coke, the cost is only twice the price of cast-iron.

When he finished his labours, the string from the piece of iron out in the river came into the cabin through a hole in the wall made for an engine bell cord.

Iron out of Calvary.

Iron out of Calvary.

It should have been a most successful party, for in the rehearsals between the hostess and her maid Christina every conceivable difficulty had been ironed out.

Burgess was in the room, cross-legged on the floor, ironing out his master's best coat.

As the empire grew in extent and as its troubles multiplied, the military was more frequently called upon to take over and iron out difficulties.

Enrica bowed her head, and timidly knelt beside him; Baldassare bent his knees, but, remembering that his trousers were new, and that they might take an adverse crease that could never be ironed out, he did not allow himself to touch the floor; then, with open eyes and ears, he rose and stood waiting for the cavaliere to proceed.