All of the scared people came down from their perches in the trees, and surrounded the boy and the dogs, and the dogs panted and lolled, as though they had been having a nice run for their money.

He would find time for pleasant anticipation there as he lolled upon one of the soft divans with which I had furnished the charming place, but his waiting would not be long.

Families whose size testified to their bourgeois respectability, lolled in happy promiscuity upon the sands; the children constructed forts or canals, the women tore some neighbour's reputation to pieces, the men lay back lazily and smoked and kept an eye out for the bathers.

" The crowd had dwindled rapidly during the last hour, which was scarcely to be wondered at seeing that they were constantly out-bideither by a hoarse voiced, square-shouldered fellow in a neck-cloth, or a dreamy individual who lolled in a corner, and puffed at a pipe.

Mrs. Bett was in Dwight Herbert's leather chair and she lolled at her ease.

His head lolled upon his shoulder, but a douche of cold water sent a shiver through him, and he started and looked round him.

France was lolled by Louis Philippe's politics, of "peace at any price," into apathy.

His big red tongue lolled out; his struggles almost ceased.

But only three or four days a month were so disturbed, and for nearly four weeks of the month Papeete lolled at ease, with endless time for games and stimulants.

" So the gentle Pai and her husbandthey are religious people, and went to the Faatoai church three times this Sundaystood while we lolled at ease.

As he lolled back inertly upon the cushions he mused dreamily that he had done well.

The boy watched him for a moment, then grinned uncertainly; presently he lolled back in the stern-sheets, personating dignity.

It turned out to be occupied by some minister, who lolled indulgently behind a desk.

There was a stile through the fence at the point where they reached it, and Dave Cowan idly lolled by this while the Wilbur twin sprawled in the scented grass at his feet.

Sharon smoked and lolled carelessly in a Morris chair, one short, stout arm laid along its side, the other carelessly wielding the cigar, heedless of falling ashes.

Wilbur exclaimed his delight at the car and lolled gingerly upon its luxurious back seat.

And if things came to the pass that I had to stand up whenever Sancha came into the room, and to sit on a footstool while she lolled back in a chair the way Meregrett does, it would be the child's ruin.

Saddles and bridles and bits, the uniforms of many regiments flung out hurriedly from barrack cupboards; rifles, swords, and boots were heaped on to beds of straw, and upon the top of them lay men exhausted to the point of death, so that their heads flopped and lolled as the carts came jolting through the streets.

She would sit with her two slim hands Clasped round her bended knees; While we on our elbows lolled, And stared at ease.

His little red eyes looked out malignantly, and he grunted all the insults the elephant tongue can compass to the youngster that lolled in the bath.

He runs with his tongue lolled out, and his eyes red as blood.

Her mouth opened and her frothy tongue lolled out.

Bears and bears had lolled and slept and played there.

There was such a rush and hurrah among these horsemen that long before they reached the corrals the line-back's tongue lolled out, for he was now a very fat calf.

As the man came closer the animal's head flopped to one side and a red tongue lolled from its mouth.