Do you want a stretcheris it burnt or run over.

She gazed eagerly from the carriage, and thought she observed one or two persons run across the street opposite her father's house.

to find the labour done Just as the sand begins to run; In general human projects drop, Just when our sand begins to stop! ANACREONTIC.

Since first I dipp'd in the romantic, A hundred thousand have run frantic There's not a hideous highland spot, (Long fallowed to the core by Scott)

the mine having practically run out ... war causing further depreciation ... regret to inform you, ...

"It's fairly safe, because at the range he's firing a bullet takes just a shade longer to reach here than you take to run across.

"Does, the Boche run a glue factory or a fertilizer works around here?"

A few sandbags were pulled down off the parapet and heaped across the end of the trench, the machine-gun was run close up to them and a couple of men posted, one to watch with a periscope, and the other to keep Verey pistol lights flaring into the Frying Pan.

I pitch better with a little run.

But at other times, and in some parts of the line especially, business was run on very different lines.

It was supposed, or at least suspected, that the mine-crater was being made the starting-point of a tunnel to run under the British trench, and Ainsley had been told off to find out if possible whether this suspicion was correct, and if so to do what damage he could to the mine entrance and the miners by bombing.

"If you don't mind, sir, we'd all like to fight it out and make a run for it.

Beneath the ample chimney, and on each side of the fire-place, run low stone benches, the fire of turf or bog is made on the ground, and the pot for boiling the "mate, or potaties" as the chance may be, suspended over it by an iron chain; so that sitting on the aforesaid stone benches, you may inhale, like the gods, the savour of your dinner, while your frostbitten shins are soothed at the same time by the fire which dresses it.

1921 I DEDICATE THIS BOOK TO MY DEAR "HALF-SISTER," MARY, WITH MY LOVE "So run, that ye may obtain."I

And why was lawless violence allowed to run such riot in Italy, as it had in the case of the unfortunate cavalier?

You know that my opinions run with yours as to the folly of the king, and the wrongfulness and unwisdom of his policy.

"In fact, every attempt to present on paper the splendid effects of impassioned eloquence, is like gathering up dewdrops, which appear jewels and pearls on the grass, but run to water in the hand; the essence and the elements remain, but the grace, the sparkle, and the form, are gone.

ah, whither dost thou run?

"Never, in all my life, did the blood run so cold in my veins; my legs trembled so that I could scarcely stand.

If you had been in the habit of going to sea, you would know that you are likely to run into a fog at any time, and in any weather; and as to lasting, they are just as likely to last for days as for hours.

Then as if an idea that had been dancing about in his head all day had just occurred to him, he said: "Suppose we take a run down there!...

I've a good mind to run home and fetch my guitar along ...

And in her rage she did not hesitate to rend the veil of reticence behind which her conjugal fury and her conjugal unhappiness had run their parallel courses.

But on the decisive Sunday he triumphed completely, and Rafael Brull, Deputy from Alcira, spent the night shaking hands, receiving congratulations, listening to serenades, waiting for morning to come that he might run to the Blue House and receive Leonora's ironic good wishes.

MCFEE, INEZ N. How our government is run.