Now of a sudden forth from the shadows, swift and silent on his long legs came crooked Ulf, and stooping, would have lifted the weapon, but in that moment Walkyn snarled, and set his foot upon it.

" Of course Jean Thompson did not believe what he said; but he said it, and, in his vexation, repeated it, on the banquettes and at the clubs; and presently it took the shape of a sly rumor, that the returned rover was a trifle snarled in his top-hamper.

To-day, though, the rifle bought from the company stood idle beside the ridge-pole, the sledge dogs snarled and fought upon the snow outside, and Bigbeam, squat and broad as became her name, looked askance at her lord as she prepared the moose meat, uncertain of his temper, for his face was cloudy.

It bristled and snarled at Andy, but as Luke opened the cage door leaped into his arms, snuggled there, and began petting his face with one paw.

The bear snarled, made a stand, and showed his teeth.

They garnished the questions that he snarled.

He snarled hike a whipped wolf.

snarled West out of the corner of his mouth.

"Tha's a heluva thing to tell a friend," West snarled.

"Fifty!" snarled Grimes.

he snarled and so, rattled away down the road still mopping at his head and neck until he had fairly mopped himself out of sight.

" "Not a bit of that!" snarled the spider.

"What woman?" "You know very well who I mean," snarled Sir Beverley.

snarled Karr, and rushed by without stopping.

"Don't stir or I'll kill you!" snarled the dog.

When Stepfather Time sought to draw him away to dinner he committed the unpardonable sin of dog-dom, he snarled at his master.

Bartholomew Storrs snarled at him.

In the distance, a chainsaw snarled twice and was silent.

The motor plunged, snarled, and stopped, and again, as we shovelled in front and pushed behind, we knew why armies burn bridges behind them.

"I don't call it a good morning," snarled Oily Dave.

And it's not because they're whipped into line and bullied and snarled at.

The river that for a hundred miles had boiled and snarled parallel to the tracks, roaring through the granite sluice that cuts the Cascade Range, took a wider channel and a leisurely flow.

This time Benton snarled a curse and kicked him as he lay.

damn it, no,' he snarled like a dog: 'go and dig up David WilsonI dare say you know where to find himand he will tell you my meaning, right enough.

'I'd split his skull as clean!' 'Go away, Adam Jeffson, and let me be!' snarled Clark. 'Is that all you've got to say about it, thenyou?' 'To the devil with you, man, say I, and let me be!' cried he: 'you know your own conscience best, I suppose.'