I was as stiff and sore as if I had been whipped, my clothes were sodden and heavy, and not till I had washed my face and hands in the burn and stretched my legs up the hill-side did I feel restored to something of my ordinary briskness.

"I knew then that I was in a rebel camp," Dick continued, "but I wasn't afraid, because my clothes were not military; and, even if they had been, they were so torn and muddy, no one would have thought of them as a uniform.

I suppose it was because my clothes were old and shabby that Jane concluded I was a poor man and needed assistance; and I didn't take the trouble to undeceive her.

He then started up, and taking hold of my hand with one of his, with the other holding fast by my clothes, he led, or rather dragged me, into the midst of the company assembled in the drawing-room.

Five minutes to dress and get out,' and papa told me to put on my clothes and go downstairs, and he ran up to mamma.

That fat old Mr. Fink began to cough and look at my clothes, so I got one in first.

There she sat, stock-still, dumb, staring first at my bonnet, then at my shawl, then at my gown, then at my feet; up and down, down and up, she scanned me, barely replying in monosyllables to my attempts at conversation; finally getting up, and coming nearer, and examining my clothes, and

" "These are my clothes.

'If it hadn't ha' been for sleeping in my clothes I suppose he'd ha' 'ad my money as well.' "He felt in 'is pockets anxious-like, then he smiled, and stood there letting 'is money fall through 'is fingers into his pocket over and over agin.

But on that night I needed none, for I never took off my clothes, having resolved to wait till my aunt was asleep, and then, ghosts or no ghosts, to make my way back to the churchyard.

Put a bishop in my clothes, and you'd ask 'im to 'ave a 'arf-pint as soon as you would mesooner, p'r'aps.

"What things'll I put in the wagin, sur?" "Your baggage,your clothes," said I. "Shure, sur, ef I put my clothes in the wagin, it's little I'd hev to wear mysilf," answered the boy.

"What's the matter with my clothes?

When we got upstairs they wanted to see all my clothes, but fortunately Agnès had only taken out one or two things, and they asked me to let their maid take patterns of everything.

Shots were being fired in all directions, and a spent bullet struck my carriage while I was getting into my clothes.

" "I'll go get my clothes."

Beside this, I have sprinkled myself with vinegar, fumigated my clothes, and rubbed my nose, inside and out, till it smarted so intolerably, I was obliged to desist, with balsam of sulphur.

I have had 3 misfortunes in my clothes etc.

I would ask nothing but my clothes and food, and very little of that; the recompense would be the childrenthe little girl children," with a smilecan you imagine the smile of a woman dreaming of children that might be?

She made my clothes.

It did not take me long to change my clothes, hang them to dry, and appear on the main veranda where Miss Augusta was still sewing.

Before we thought of landing I had undressed myself, in order to dry my clothes; I might have put them on again, but the resolution to land having been taken, I thought that without clothes, I should be more able to swim in case of need.

When I had dried my clothes and eaten a comfortable dinner before their kitchen fire and resumed my staff, they all followed me out to the road, and then with their wishes for a good journey as long as I was in hearing distance.

I looked for my clothes.

"If the cramp in this leg had kept off five minutes longer," he said, "I would have reached that big hole, and then, if I could have climbed over the top of the rocks, I could have come down on the other side to the front door, and asked Maka to get me my clothes, so I would not have had to swim back at all."