" Rash at conclusions sometimesas has been seenBeaumaroy was right in his opinion of the Captain's value as a sentry, or a scarecrow to keep away hungry birds.

He did not know if he was rash or not, but since she meant to go, speed was important, because the man from whom she wanted to escape might see them on the line.

His curiosity was excited and he wondered whether he had been rash.

When Montgomery offered the bribe he probably knew he was rash; his doing so indicated that he was willing to run some risk, and this implied that Cartwright's supposition about the wreck was justified.

In the meantime, Lister was conscious that he had been rash.

I sent my driver for another car while I hurried here, for I was afraid that you might do something rash.

As it transpired it was not Frank who was to pay the penalty for this rash advance.

And yet I vowed with courage rash thy turrets I would bring To ruin and thy subjects make the captives of my King.

In front of his attendants his march the hero made, He tarried not for retinue or clattering cavalcade, And they who blamed the rash assault with weak and coward minds Deserted him their leader bold or loitered far behind.

Still, as the Moors might be suddenly aroused to defence, if, within the allotted term of seventy days, succors should arrive from abroad, and as they were at all times a rash, inflammable people, the wary Ferdinand maintained a vigilant watch upon the city, and permitted no supplies of any kind to enter.

" "I know not," quoth Will Stutely, shaking his head doubtfully, "our master is ever rash about thrusting his finger into a boiling pot; but, for my part, I see no use in getting ourselves into mischievous coils.

In youth, by genius nurs'd, And big with lofty views, he to the world Went forth, pure in his heart, against the taint Of dissolute tongues, 'gainst jealousy, and hate, And scorn, against all enemies prepared, All but neglect: and so, his spirit damped At once, with rash disdain he turned away, 1798.

You are a man Not used to rash conjectures OSWALD

A young woman does a rash thing when she rejects such a warm, manly heart as that of Fernando Stevens.

The rope in judicial hands is certainly as lawful as the pistol in rash ones; so the duellist has no reason to complain.

The minister endeavoured to dissuade him from so unjust and rash an attempt; but the king afterwards proposed the same exploit to the other officers of his court.

But I'd been thinking for some time of doing a rash thing.

R122463, 18Dec53, Marybelle Adams Rash & Alice May Adams Lavis (NK) ADAMS, EUSTACE L. The blue window.

RASH, MARY ADAMS. Come, gracious spirit.

He returned their languid pressure and departed. As he drifted down the hall he heard her calling, half gaily, half derisively, after him: "Don't decide on anything rash now....

"That would be a rash promise," said the Doctor, laughing; "but if you will stay long enough I will promise to teach you something about all the little wild beasts and bugs that live here, the flowers that bloom about us, the earth, moon, and perhaps even a star or two!

Between meals he was a rash patient who interfered with their leisure.

"I thought at the time you were rather rash, Tredgold.

Make no rash experiments on a large scale, but always test your principle in the small way, and then, if it proves good, gradually extend its operation as circumstances seem to require.

This rash act is doubtless the locura to which Larra refers.