As for the young Fellows that have Money, they have no Mercy upon their own Persons, but wearing Nature off as fast as they can, Swear, and Whore and Drink, and borrow as long as any Rooking Citizen will lend till, having dearly purchased the heroick Title of a Bully or a Sharper, they live pity'd of their Friends, and despis'd by their Whores, and depart this Transitory World, diverse and sundry ways.

He professes "no cure no pay," as well he may, for if nature does the work, he is paid for it; if not, he neither wins nor loses; and like a cunning rook lays his bets so artfully, that, let the chance be what it will, he either wins or saves.

Yo see'n, aw get a bit ov a job neaw an' then, an' a scrat amung th' rook, like an owd hen.

And so with that engaging ruffian of the feathered world, the rook.

This afternoon she amused herself from her bedroom window by shooting at rabbits just beyond the wire fence of the lawn with a rook rifle; she did not hit any rabbits, but she got a gardener in the leg, and the man was very angry, and bled a great deal, and had to be taken away, and I think it was very careless of her, don't you?

The common Crow may be considered the representative, in America, of the European Rook, which he resembles in many of his habits, performing similar services, and being guilty of the same mischievous deeds.

They began to be shot at near Findon Beeches, but at first only with a rook rifle.

Even when the walnut has been obtained, the young rook is not sure of his prize: one of his older and stronger brethren is very likely to attack him and knock the walnut out of his bill.

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The famous game rook, and other splendid games, with Tennessee rook and new rook solitaire, by George S. Parker.

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The famous game rook, and other splendid games, with Tennessee rook and new rook solitaire, by George S. Parker.

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PARKER, GRACE M. Rook, the game of games.

In its gait it resembles the rook, and walks much better than most of the climbing family.

Ay, I thought so: If ever man play'd with such cursed fortune, I'll be hanged, and all for want of this damned acethere's your ten pieces, with a pox to you, for a rooking beggarly rascal as you are.

It seems that, some time agoI can't say when exactly, but it was before I came down herethis unnatural son introduced to the parental abode (which I think is either No. 5 or No. 6 in a row of young chestnuts abutting on the high road) a rook of more than dubious reputation, whom he persuaded his unsuspecting sire to put up for the night.

And there the rook has been ever since.

Whereupon the doting old parent decides that he will be a bird and back the middle thimble, and the next moment I hear the son exclaim, evidently referring to the rook, "No, 'e's got it; no, 'e's got it.

The amount of grains or grubs or whatever the stakes may be (and it is not likely that any rook would play for love), that that old idiot must have lost even since I have been here, is beyond all calculation.