The horse he rode has broken his leash and comes to him with a gentle whinny, as if asking why the delay in such a place.

He'll come here tonight and try to get at me like a bulldog straining on a leash.

THE LEASH IIITHE DOGS LET LOOSE IVMOBILIZATION VWARS AND RUMOURS OF WARS VITHE DÉBÂCLE OF

CHAPTER II ON THE LEASH Russia gave the world to understand by an official declaration, issued on Friday, July 24th, 1914, that she was not an indifferent, but a keenly interested spectator to the Austro-Serbian conflict.

The two problems ran together in his mind, like a couple of hounds in leash, during many a long night when he could not shut out from his ears the howling of the wolf.

He was holding his temper in leash with difficulty.

A little strained, leashed now, John's eagerness.

The game-keeper slipped the leash on the dog to lead him to a spot in the forest where all the superannuated dogs from the manor were shot and buried.

He noticed that the game-keeper did not have a firm hold on the leash; so he made a sudden spring, broke loose, and dashed through the woods down to the marsh with such speed that he was out of sight before the game-keeper had time to level his gun.

They were on skis, had dogs in leash, carried knives in their belts, but had no guns.

Then, as a hound is slipped from leash, They cheered the common throng, And blew the note with yell and shout, And bade him pass along.

The image of the leashed hound came more vividly to her when she glanced back at him.

Katie had seen it once in the eyes of an exhausted fawn, who, fleeing from the searchers for the stag, had come full upon the waiting huntin face of the frantic hounds in leash.

And let our Ship of State to harbor sweep, Her ports all up, her battle-lanterns lit, And her leashed thunders gathering for their leap!" So said I, with clenched hands and passionate pain, Thinking of dear ones by Potomac's side: Again the loon laughed, mocking; and again The echoes bayed far down the night, and died, While waking I recalled my wandering brain.

DOGS OF WAR, Famine, Sword, and Fire: Then should the warlike Harry, like himself, Assume the port of Mars; and at his heels, Leashed in like hounds, should Famine, Sword, and Fire Crouch for employment.

At present, being but five years old, they are centred in whatever thing the particular day brings forth, and but that they are leashed fast by an almost prenatal and unconscious affection, they are as unlike in disposition, temperament, and colouring as they are alike in feature.

War had captured the souls and bodies of men, and under her discipline of blood and agony men's wayward fancies, the seductions of the flesh, the truancies of the heart were tamed and leashed.

Janie, look at me" She touched the place where the leashed dimple had hidden with a delicate and wondering fingerof all Jerry's gifts to her the most miraculous had been that small fugitive.

The Greyhound in the leash.

The Greyhound in the leash.

She had come into the Rose Room of the Palace Hotel quivering in the leash of a restrained enjoyment; it had taken the quick lash of opportunity to send her spirits hurtling forward in wild and headlong abandon.

A strong sea was running and already the ferryboat was plunging and straining like a restless bloodhound in leash.

They were being leashed in by the summoning master-tone.

Let me be ev'n hang'd for him, Come Sir, I'le tye ye to my leash.

Let me be ev'n hang'd for him, Roome Sir, I'le tye ye to my leash.