no caben en un saco.

No eché en saco roto la advertencia: aquella noche misma fuí á apostarme entre los chopos.

Pero nuestro héroe, aunque joven, estaba ya tan familiarizado con estas peripecias de la vida de campaña, que apenas hubo acomodado á su gente, mandó colocar un saco de forraje al pie de la grada del presbiterio, y arrebujándose como mejor pudo en su capote y echando

saco, m., sack, bag; echar en roto, to be heedless of; not to take advantage of; to forget.

Saco los botones de lirios de debajo del agua.

Among the mountains, somewhere between the Androscoggin and the Saco,I don't feel bound to tell you precisely where, and I have only a story-teller's word to give you for it at all,lies the little neighborhood of Outledge.

Down by the sea-coast is the pleasant town of Saco, Where Mr. Aimes has resided for many years.

He was Don Antonio Saco, known in Cuba as the "Immortal Saco."

He was Don Antonio Saco, known in Cuba as the "Immortal Saco."

[Footnote 6: The leading authority upon slavery and the slave-trade in the Mediterranean countries of Europe is J.A. Saco, Historia

[Footnote 11: The chief authority upon the origin and growth of negro slavery in the Spanish colonies is J.A. Saco, Historia de la Esclavitud de la

[Footnote 12: Las Casas, Historio de las Indias (Madrid, 1875, 1876); Arthur Helps, Life of Las Casas (London, 1873); Saco, op.

[Footnote 15: Saco, pp.

[Footnote 27: J.A. Saco, Esclavitud en el Nuevo Mondo (Barcelona, 1879), pp.

Down by the sea-coast is the pleasant town of Saco, where Mr. Aimes has resided for many years.

"Thank offering," for Tillotson C. & N. Inst. ...2.00 Saco.

C.C. Hendry, Exeter, N.H. Miss Mary E. Sands, Saco, Me.

The Saco-Lowell shops: textile machinery building in New England, 1813-1949.

The Saco-Lowell shops: textile machinery building in New England, 1813-1949.

This is confirmed by the Spanish proverb: honra y provecho no caben en un saco (Honour and money are not to be found in the same purse).

"A Friend" (10 of which for Rosebud Indian M.) 15.00 Saco.

The Town Books of Georgetown, Kirtery, and Kennebunkport, of the period 1740 to 1775, are especially rich in Irish names, and in the Saco Valley numerous settlements were made by Irish immigrants, not a few of whom are referred to by local historians as "men of wealth and social standing."

then said, "I have a mother in Saco where I belongshe is a second time a widowto-morrow if you can spare a scrap of paper and pencil I will write something."