We turned right-handed and after a struggle came up against three lorry drivers hopelessly marooned.

One moment he was avoiding a smashing, right-handed blow; the next he had his adversary locked in a grip of iron, the while he bent and strained for the mastery.

I'm a right-handed man, Cartwright, and I'll take you with my gun in my left hand.

" "You're a normal right-handed chopper, then," said the Scotch preacher, "as I was thinking.

Being right-handed, your helve must bow outso.

Adj. dextral, right-handed; dexter, dextrorsal^, dextrorse^; ambidextral^, ambidextrous; dextro-.

Subsequently, Franz observed a similar preference in monkeys which, according to his report, exhibit marked tendency to be right-handed, left-handed, or ambidextrous.

We must therefore conclude that Skirrl is right-handed in connection with certain movements and left-handed in others.

Although naturally left-handed, I am by training right-handed to the extent of having been able to use my hands in writing and in various other activities equally well at the age of twelve.

Ninety-nine out of every hundred bearsprobably a hundred and ninety-nine out of every two hundredare left-handed; Thor was right-handed.

On the right-hand side of this outer hall a wide flight of steps led to inner glass doors and the great central hall of the building.

" For answer a bullet ripped through the right-hand wall and buried itself in a beam on the opposite side of the room.

" "Then you can tell us, no doubt, whether he is left-handed or right-handed?"

After passing the adobe building, garrisoned last night, but now empty, we advanced with great care, our leader taking often the precaution to dismount and peer with bared head over the cactus-hedge which crowned the right-hand bank of the road and shut us in on that side completely.

46, c, is a single-edged, right-handed sage-knife.

Tom works slowly round for an opening; he has all the legs, and can choose his own time: the slogger waits for the attack, and hopes to finish it by some heavy right-handed blow.

There was nothing to show that he was not a right-handed man.

He was facing the man as he took him by the throat, so, if he used his left hand, the thumb mark must be on the left side of the photographer's throat, whereas if a right-handed man had done it, the thumb mark would be on the right side.

In all descriptions it is assumed the player is right-handed.

Revolution in the fourth dimension would also explain the change in a body from producing a right-handed, to producing a left-handed, polarization of light.

Now note, ten miles, almost directly south of Three Corners, on the open pike, the first building on the right-hand side beyond a log church, stands an old plantation house.

These are chiefly the Thrusts which a Right-handed and a Left-handed Man may make against each other, whether on an Attack, or in Defence, by Time or Risposts.

Several Masters puzzle their Scholars by telling them that with a Left-handed Man they must act quite contrary to what they do with a Right-handed, which appears to be false; because to a Right or Left-handed Man you must push, opposing with the Sword, which is to be done by pushing Quarte, when the Enemy is within your Sword, and Tierce, when he is without.

Mrs. Stanbury, our right-hand neighbor (ay, in every way right-handed), was a widow lady of about thirty-five years of age.

In one case, the recipient, in a series of nine trials, succeeded in drawing them all correctly, except that he frequently reversed them, making the upper-side down, and the right-hand side to the left.