I'm sure no one would ever suspect it, for he is as calm and confident as if he were in a quadrille when he rides to the field.

" "And what of Sir Benedict?" "See yonderyonder he rides, my lord!" cried Prat, "though methinks you scarce shall know him."

It is certain that Clive worked much better after he had this apartment of his own, and meals at home were gayer; and the rides with his father more frequent and agreeable.

Captain Kearny, with a few dragoons, dashes past, rides straight into the flying host, scatters them right and left, sabres all he can reach, and halts before the gate of Mexico.

On him especially is every eye intently fixed, whose martial form is half concealed by a splendid staff and a squadron of dragoons, as he rides, with flashing eye and beating heart, to the National Palace of Mexico.

The continental sportsman rides to the chase in a cavalcade, with music and dogs,a kind of small hound or mastiff, and leaving all the honorary part of the contest to them, when the boar is becoming weary, and while beset by the dogs, rides up, and drives his lance home in the beast's back or side.

The continental sportsman rides to the chase in a cavalcade, with music and dogs,a kind of small hound or mastiff, and leaving all the honorary part of the contest to them, when the boar is becoming weary, and while beset by the dogs, rides up, and drives his lance home in the beast's back or side.

230 Low barks the fox; by Havoc rouz'd the bear, Quits, growling, the white bones that strew his lair; The dry leaves stir as with the serpent's walk, And, far beneath, Banditti voices talk; Behind her hill the Moon, all crimson, rides, 235 And his red eyes the slinking Water hides; Then all is hush'd; the bushes rustle near, And with strange tinglings sings her fainting ear.

In the front, towering above his captains, rides General Villivicencio, veteran of 1814-15, and, with the gracious pomp of the old-time gentleman, lifts his cocked hat, and bows, and bows.

The auditors, for the moment, are as Egyptians to him, and he rides over our necks in triumph.

Once we went to a lake called Sanki Tank where I enjoyed motorboat rides and then played with Zuri and Zaeer in a small children's park.

Sometimes we all just went out for a drive (I enjoyed these rides best) and then would have ice-cream cones on the way home.

Lancelot longed at first every hour to be rid of him, and eyed him about the room as a bulldog does the monkey who rides him.

In one of these daily rides, they met their fellow traveller, Mr. now Lord Harland.

This tall, handsome man who had stepped into her life and shared the secret of her father's strange affliction, weakness, was nothing more to her than one of the other tourists whom she sometimes chanced to see on her lonely rides and walks.

We did not find the rides and drives the least pleasant of our enjoyments, and there are so many places to visit, that picnics are plentiful as a matter of course.

Rides or drives on the coteaux (hills) in the vicinity are very pleasant, as the views from certain points are particularly fine.

Beyond Gan we passed into full view of the lovely Coteaux, which afford such pleasant rides and drives from Pau, and as we gradually neared the town, the heat seemed to intensify to anything but a pleasurable degree.

She rides in a coach in a red jacket, plays golf in a secondary sexual sweater, dawdles on a hotel veranda, and can tum-tum on a piano, but you never hear of her doing a useful thing or saying a wise one.

" Now Colin and I, on the occasion of our ride with the apple-farmer, awhile back, had held subtle casuistical debate on the legitimacy of men ostensibly, not to say ostentatiously, on foot to New York picking up chance rides in this way.

the car Emancipation Rides majestic thro' our nation, Bearing on its train the story, Liberty!

Man is selfish, and seeketh pleasure with little care of what may betide; Else why am I travelling here beside thee, a demon that rides by an angel's side? Elsie.

The dusty road is brown with rain, And speeding on with might and main, Hitherward rides a gallant train.

I'm lying there on the bed, taking it all in, when up rides a dinky little officer on a horse.

His daily labour teaches him the art of dissembling, for, like a fellow that rides to the pillory, he goes not that way he looks.