That made me feel able to settle anything, and I'm looking around for my next joy as journeyman rescuer and expert business adjuster.

"Stösst an!" said the rescuer, and chuckled something in dispraise of women.

His rescuer threw himself from the saddle, and raising the fallen man inquired into his wounds.

With Sir Herbert Nicholson, he had been in habits of intimacy, and on that gentleman's alluding in a conversation in the barracks at F to the lady brought into his quarters before Lisbon, he accidentally omitted mentioning the name of her rescuer.

For her rescuer was Onistah.

Longears is the rescuer.

Frank was wise enough to understand that it is always desirable to approach a drowning person from the rear, so that a grip may be taken before the would-be rescuer's presence is discovered.

He actually went under while Frank looked; and the heart of the would-be rescuer almost stood still with a terrible fear that that was the end.

He had a serious job of it, for the half-drowned lad made a desperate attempt to turn around, doubtless with the intention of throwing his arms around his rescuer.

That man whom she had known long ago under such strange circumstances, whom she would probably never see again, had been her rescuer.

How strange if Mr. Hamilton her rescuer were the same man who had been years ago her lover's college friend!

It was several moments before West recovered his breath enough to speak, during which time he sat and gazed at his rescuer in amazement not unmixed with curiosity.

And the rescuer looked down at West in simple amusement.

The rescuer was on dangerous ground, had he but known it.

"Fancy Oily Dave as a rescuer of people in direful straits!

In this way a new rescuer from day to day during the "errant" season might be expected.

In the delirium of anguish, relief cannot be distinguished from attack, and rescue of the victim has been proved to mean goring of the rescuer.

Leonard Chadwick, about the same age as his rescuer, had never deigned to pay much attention to Humplebee, whom he regarded as stupid and plebeian; but the boy's character was marked by a generous impulsiveness, which came out strongly in the present circumstances.

If we'd known he was only stunned we"and so on, not very interestingly, while back in the rear of the gray line tearful Constance praised, to her face, the haggard Flora and, in his absence, the wounded Irby, Flora's splendid rescuer in the evening onslaught.

Gently she came and took her rescuer's hands: "Dear child!

SEE London, Harry J. Renni, the rescuer.

Rescuer needs aid.

Presently he came to a well and from the depths of the well a man who had fallen into it cried to him for help; so he went and pulled him up; but no sooner had the man reached the surface than he turned and pushed his rescuer down the well and ran away.

This rescuer, so opportunely arrived from nowhere, seemed to be an ally.

The Lady Lloyd had not finished her repast when her rescuer appeared, but she put the plate down on the hay to await her return, and obediently climbed down the ladder he placed for her.