On and on the prayer wound its slow way; involution after involution, coil after coil, like a snake, the Boy thought, lazing in the sun.

They did full justice to their lunch, finished with her purchases for dessert, quite as he had prophesied, and lazed through the nooning hour.

Racey inhaled strongly, then got to his feet and lazed across to the bar where Jake Rule, with Kansas Casey at his elbow, was perfunctorily questioning McFluke.

When he got through with me he would never want to laze around another woman.

In some way that only those who know the laze of houseboating can understand, the hours slipped by in that tiny, tucked-away haven, and it was the middle of the afternoon when Gadabout slowly felt her way out from behind the island and started up the James in the wake of the Sarah Constant, the Goodspeed, and the Discovery.

Sunshine-and-shadow time for birds to sing by; sunshine-and-shadow time for mortals to laze and dream by.

We were just getting fully in the humour of our new way of travel, drifting on in the world of laze-and-dream, when the whole thing came to an end.

One can not always go lazing on, even in a houseboat; even upon an ancient waterway leading through Colonial-land.

Choosing a snug and dry place on some sun-warmed rocks at the foot of a tree, we prepared to lunch and laze, and soon spread abroad the contents of the tiffin basket.

Deed she am!" "You'all better stop lazing and hustle about fo' something fo' dinner," said old Mrs. Possum, sticking her sharp little face out of the doorway.

Except some local and short-lived truces, war was already lazing throughout nearly the whole of France, in Provence, in Dauphiny, in Nivernais, in Guienne, in Anjou, in Normandy, in Picardy, in Champagne.

Some went huntin' or fishin', some fiddled an' danced an' sung, while de others jus' lazed roun' de cabins.

I shall do wonders to-morrow after a good laze to-day.