He took it and began shooting, and in showing the other men how quickly he could shoot a Yankee, and mount his horse, he accidentally shot himself under the short rib near his heart, and fell to the ground.

Procure at the market an uninjured piece of the spinal cord from the loin of mutton or the sirloin or the rib of beef.

Pleura (Gr. pleura, the side, also a rib).

he cried out, then "Squeeze hair," cried out the old woman, and the rib of hair that was about the hound's neck squeezed him to death.

Jack called out, then, "Squeeze hair," called out the old woman, and the rib of hair that was about the horse's neck began to tighten and squeeze him to death.

The flowers are numerous, and measure from two to three inches in diameter, their outer edges of a dark lilac, deepening to a rich purple at the centre, with a pale green convolute ribbing on the outside, the stem and leaf of the plant resembling the kennedya.

When the rest retreated I stayed behind, Fur reasons sufficient to me, With a rib caved in, and a leg on a strike, I sprawled on that cursed glacee.

There you were, I mean, if you follow the psychology, and she saw you, and in that impulsive way girls have, she seized the opportunity of ribbing you a bitjust told you a few home truths, I mean to say.

is there yet another dotes upon rib-breaking?' where the broken music may be regarded as the antithesis of the healthful music here.]

[Burst the thick rib of ice.

married man, married woman, married couple; neogamist^, Benedict, partner, spouse, mate, yokemate^; husband, man, consort, baron; old man, good man; wife of one's bosom; helpmate, rib, better half, gray mare, old woman, old lady, good wife, goodwife.

The guide bars for guiding the top of the piston rod are of steel, 4 inches broad, fixed to rib iron bearers, with hard wood 1/4 of an inch thick, interposed.

"Ay, if you were to try a beef-steak off his rump or spare-rib, ye'll find it more like the absynth I use in the kitchen than the flesh of a capon or three-year old stot.

As predecessors of Böstrom we may mention Biberg (died 1827), E.G. Geijer (died 1846), and S. Grubbe (died 1853), like him professors in Upsala, and of his pupils, S. Ribbing, known in Germany by his peculiar conception of the Platonic doctrine of ideas (German translation, 1863-64), the moralist Sahlin (1877), the historian, of Swedish philosophy (1873 seq.)

Thus, fluctuations in temperature during a long-continued fever, or the effects of alternate heat and cold, or of healthy exercise alternated with comparative idleness, will each rib the foot in much the same manner.

At this stage, too, the pathological 'ribbing' of the hoof is observable.

"Her hair is tied with two great junks of ribbing, one up on her head an' another near the bottom; better than that bit er red ribbing wot Lizer keeps in the box agin the time she might go to town some day.

"Her hair is tied with two great junks of ribbing, one up on her head an' another near the bottom; better than that bit er red ribbing wot Lizer keeps in the box agin the time she might go to town some day.

He may be "gathering upcrown-and-furrow ploughingcasting, or yoking, or coupling ridgescasting ridges with gore furrowscleaving down ridges with or without gore furrowsploughing two-out-and-two-inploughing in breakscross-furrowingangle-ploughing, ribbing, and drillingor he may be preparing the land by feering or striking the ridges.

We folks dat's frum de kuntry may be behin' de sun We don't like city eatin's, wid beefsteaks dat ain' done 'Dough mutton chops is splendid, an' dem veal cutlits fine, To me 'tain't like a sphar-rib, or gret big chunk ub chine.

Ub all yer fancy eatin's, jes gib to me fur mine Sum souse or pork or chidlins, sum sphar-rib, or de chine.

" "He may have a rib or collar-bone broken, and is still unconscious; nothing that will keep him out of mischief long.

"Well, I know old Brown pretty tolerable welland I ain't accusing him uh ribbing up a big josh on yuh.

"I believe I was made from his rib," she thought, angrily, "else why can he have this extraordinary power over me?

It consisted of a rising sun, two cave-bears, a walrus, seventeen shin-bones of the lesser rib-nosed baboon, a brontosaurus, three sand-eels, and a pterodactyl devouring a mangold-wurzel.