They were saved a good deal of exhausting labour in manhandling stores from the point where camels had to stop, and they could therefore concentrate their attention on the Turk.

Perhaps Brodie as the ultimate argument had manhandled him.

The red fox and bobcat, a little pressed by hunger, will eat of any other animal's kill, but will not ordinarily touch what dies of itself, and are exceedingly shy of food that has been manhandled.

Or did the big bully mean to manhandle him?

"While you were doing that war-dance on what was left of my manhandled geography.

He'd have been manhandled if he hadn't bolted.

The loggers did not defend the first hall and many of them were manhandled by the mob that wrecked it.

He was pursued by a gang of terrorists and unmercifully manhandled.

"The Manhandling" XXXI.

CHAPTER XXX "THE MANHANDLING" It was close to sunset time when they reached the old Salton place, where they found Silent sitting on the porch with Haines, Kilduff, Jordan, and Rhinehart.

"Well?" "All his talk about manhandling her is bunk.

The crowd, convinced that I was an English spy, closed more compactly and manhandled me off toward an officer on the street behind the platform.

Add to this the supplanting of competent executive officers by a staff of political trenchermen, ignorant alike of the science of railroading, and the equally important sub-science of industrial manhandling, and you have the kindling for the fire of insurrection which had been slowly smoldering in the Trans-Western service since the day when Major Guilford had issued his general order Number One.

"Don't you think you deserve a manhandling?" "I suppose so; and if you have it in mind, I shall probably get it.

R86078, 8Nov51, Esther G. Holman (W) & Wilfred W. Robbins (A) HOLMAN, RUSSELL, joint author Manhandled.

R83577, 21Sep51, Mrs. Arthur Stringer (W) Manhandled, by Arthur Stringer and Russell Holman.

R86078, 8Nov51, Esther G. Holman (W) & Wilfred W. Robbins (A) HOLMAN, RUSSELL, joint author Manhandled.

R83577, 21Sep51, Mrs. Arthur Stringer (W) Manhandled, by Arthur Stringer and Russell Holman.

It contained the following statement: "For years I have been of the minority in Congress and have seen the Democrats kicked about, trampled upon, and otherwise manhandled by Republicans, so that I must confess it now gives me a saturnine pleasure to see the Democrats in a position to do the same thing to the Republicans.

He was merely a manhandler; and Bill King was something like three months in recovering from the bit of manhandling he received that afternoon on Apia beach.

He had seen convicts, after the guards had manhandled them, crippled in body for life, or left to maunder in mind to the end of their days.