And here I am, pretty pronto on the dot, I figure."

"Tony and Charley and me just set on our horses stunnedthinkin' th' Kid had gone clean loco and was flirtin' with certain and pronto death.

"You damned yellow heathen," he said in a level voice, "if you ever play that trick on that cat again th' Quarter Circle KT will be shy a cook an' your ghost'll be headin' pronto for China!"

They go pronto, stampede I think, toward the Purgatory.

"Pronto!" declared Riley Sinclair, and a little man slipped into full view.

" "Make it pronto," said Riley Sinclair coldly.

"Speak up pronto," said Sinclair.

"Well, kid, you're going to be yanked out of this little imitation world of yours pretty pronto.

And that's where he's apt to wind up pronto if he's as good as his word and comes after me with a gun.

Take this ax and gimme some wood, pronto!"

"I'll show you pronto.

"If he does show his face alive, it'll be a dead face pronto.

"When the door goes down, which it'll do pretty pronto, I'll dive out from this side, and you run from the other side, straight into the crowd.

Durante toda ella estuve oyendo por acá y por allá, tan pronto lejos como cerca, el bramido de los ciervos que se llamaban unos á otros, y de vez en cuando sentía moverse el ramaje á mis espaldas; pero por más que me hice todo ojos, la verdad es que no pude distinguir á ninguno.

pronto, -a, quick, prompt; adv., promptly, quickly, soon, too soon; de , suddenly, abruptly; tan ... como ..., now ... now ... pronunciar, to utter.

tampoco, either, neither, nor, either; ni ... , nor ..., either; neither. tan, so, as, as much, such, such a (or an); ... como, as... as; pronto ... como ..., now ... now...; ... que, as ... as; ¡qué ... (subst.) ... (adj.)!

Me, if I was wantin' to play safe on this case, I'd arrest William Barker pronto.

"'Bout a thousand years ago that was, an' not 'alf a beano'orse, foot and guns; no stinks, no blinkin' fireworks and old VON KLUCK gettin' 'ome pronto.

Tell Sibyl that I say she must not go out without her gunthat if I catch her wandering around unarmed, I'll pack her off back to civilization, pronto.

What I'd do for him he'd do mighty pronto for me, and what he'd do for mewell, don't you figure that he'd do ten times as much for the girl he loves?

If I ever enter it again, son, you lay to it that he'll get me bumped off, mighty pronto.

"And we got time to learn a lot of things that we'll never find out, unless we know right now, pronto!" He stepped before the girl, as he spoke.

If anyone had told me before I met you that I should ever stand for this husband-reading-to-knitting-wife sort of thing I should have bought him a ticket to Matteawan, pronto.

Go back home, pronto.

And then the five minutes would be up, and the guard would come along and call "Pronto," which is much prettier than "All aboard," but which means about the same thing; and then two ear-splitting whistles and a jangling of bells, and the doors would slam, and we were off again.