She had thrown the linen coat over the seat of an old wagon-bed that lay near.

"Nash, she'll need a lookin' over," he said, as he uncovered bundles in the back seat and lifted them out.

Lenore liked the even, nodding rhythm of the plodding horses, and the way Bill threw a pebble from a sack on his seat, to hit this or that horse not keeping in line or pulling his share.

She sat in the back seat of the car with Jakean arrangement very gratifying to the cowboy, but received with ill-concealed displeasure by the driver, Nash.

It was her father, however, who took the front seat, and behind Nash's back he had slyly winked at Lenore, as if to compliment her on the evident success of their deep plot.

" As Anderson clambered into his seat once more he looked dark and grim.

After some minutes' delay Nash resumed his seat and started the car once more.

Lenore took the front seat in the car beside the driver.

Upon taking his seat in the car he assorted the letters, one of which, a large, thick envelope, manifestly gave him excited gratification.

He almost pulled the driver out of his seat.

Nash struck her, jerked her back into the seat.

Kurt tingled all over as he followed the official out to the car and took the seat given him beside the driver.

The Highest comes in Holy Land to hold His sovran court and synod sanctified, As all the psalms and prophets have foretold: The riches of his grace He will spread wide Through his own realm, that seat and chosen fold Of worship and free mercies multiplied. XLIV.

Nought but fear dwells in it, Of stealthy Tyranny the sacred seat.

In a short time they proceeded to the seat of the new government.

You must step down now to the carriage and bring up the axe I left under the seat.' Karl began to recollect himself, and awkwardly rising from his hard couch, shaking and stretching himself like a dog, he prepared to obey, indifferent to everything at the moment but the annoyance of being disturbed in his slumbers.

In one corner of this seat reclined a figure bent with age, her face concealed by a thick veil.

The mistress of Coote-down made a feeble attempt to rise when my cousin presented me; but I entreated her to keep her seat.

At the last moment before the train started a prosperous-looking passenger, with "commercial gentleman" written all over him, stepped into the same compartment and seated himself in a vacant seat opposite the bereaved workman.

"I have rarely met a man with so economical a mind," went on the War Minister, who resumed his seat.

"I speak, of course under correction, but north of the Border my signature might" "You are not a Secretary of State," growled the War Minister, "and your seat is not safe.

" We pulled up outside Mr. Holland's imposing shop-front, and Joyce, who was sitting next the door, got up from her seat.

The Parliament was the mere mouthpiece of Wyclif, who was now actively engaged in political life, and probably, as Dr. Lechler thinks, had a seat in Parliament.

He lived in honor,professor of theology at Oxford, holding a prebendal stall and a parochial rectory, perhaps a seat in Parliament, and was employed by the Crown as an ambassador to Bruges.

They retired: Perth, the seat of government, was besieged; and in a few days[g] the colours of the commonwealth floated on its walls.