"Now, captain, if you can give me five minutes" The captain beckoned the guard, whispered a moment, and then said, exultingly: "The guard will stand in the passage until you have finished with the prisoner.

" "Oh, no need to disturb him until I have seen the prisoner.

Luckily the captain was not in his quarters, and Dick, with calm effrontery, sat down and wrote out a statement of the case, where he was to be found, and his reasons for carrying the prisoner away.

" Then Boone, in irritable impatience, reminded her of her own earlier utterances; how from his first coming Wesley had been treated with studied distrust; how he had been denied the boyish intimacy that existed between Jack and Dick; how he was insensibly made to feel that he was in the house under a different cartel from that of Jack and Dick; that he was a prisoner on parole, and his word was doubted.

He wrote as though he had no idea that he had been virtually a prisoner.

He was the prisoner Jack had spoken with in Richmond the day the party visited the tobacco warehouse.

You are to be our prisoner; but if you escape you will get us into trouble, for we are none too well considered by the folks in power.

Sergeant," he added, as a soldier in uniform entered, "the prisoner is to be confined in close quarters, and is not to be lost sight of night or day.

As the man closed the outer door, Kate made a step forward, crying: "You never mean to say that I am a prisoner in my own father's house?"

Pa yelled to the planter, who was holding up the fat lady and said: "Here, Mr. Confederate, I am not a union prisoner, and I want you to unlock your dog's jaws, and free me, 'cause I can't hold up a 90-pound dog by my suspenders much longer.

[Illustration: "Here, Mr. Confederate, I Am Not a Union Prisoner."

[Enter the DOCTOR and a band of patriots.] DOCTOR."O'MALLEY is a prisoner in the fort.

The champion stern replied, "My name is Rustemsent by Zál, my father, Descended from the champion Sám Súwár, To be revenged on theethe King of Persia Being now a prisoner in Mázinderán.

Thus armed, ascending where the eye could trace The hostile force, and mark each leader's place, He called Hujír, the captive Chief addressed, And anxious thus, his soul's desire expressed: "A prisoner thou, if freedom's voice can charm, And dungeon darkness fill thee with alarm, That freedom merit, shun severest woe, And truly answer what I ask to know!

He was afterwards taken prisoner, and ignominiously conducted to Káús, in whose company he beheld a gallant youth, not more than fourteen years of age, who, the moment he saw him, plunged a dagger in his loins, and with the scream of agony produced by the wound, he awoke.

That could not be done the first day, of course, for on that day Uncle John insisted on displaying the farm and afterward carrying the Major a willing prisoner to watch him fish in the brook.

You are helpless and cannot resist, so you're my prisoner.

Remember that we have a prisoner beneath the leads, who can extract the truth from thee.

"Senators," he said, "your prisoner beneath the leads is free.

It was in this situation that the prisoner heard the approach of footsteps to his cell.

" The bosom of the prisoner heaved, while Gelsomina shuddered.

" "A prisoner, Carmelite!" "A prisoner, Prince of Venice.

The monk was so full of holy thoughts that, forgetting his former wishes, he was nearly content the prisoner should pass into the fruition of that hope which elevated his own mind.

If she were still this ruffian's prisoner when the long Arctic night fell, she would suffer the tortures of the damned.

On the left bank of the Rhone, in 105, they overthrew M. Aurelius Scaurus, whom they took prisoner and put to death.