Why, you'll miss all the fun of breaking up; and young 'Rats' is making up a party to fill a carriage, and we're going to have a fine spree.

Scott and Charley were great lovers and consumers of "tanglefoot," and they soon got gloriously drunk, keeping it up for three days, during which time they gambled with the ranchmen, who got away with all their money; but little they cared for that, as they had their spree.

The expedition had proved a grand success, and the event was celebrated in the usual mannerby a grand spree.

The spree finally came to an end; the men sobered down and abandoned the idea of again invading the hostile country.

One day at Titusville, Pennsylvania, while Burke, the business agent, was registering our names and making arrangements for our accommodation, several of us started for the billiard room; but were met by the landlord, who stopped me and said that there was a party of roughs from the lower oil region who were spreeing, and had boasted that they were staying in town to meet the Buffalo Bill gang and clean them out.

I did rob the wine-vault; I did carry off the bottles to have a quiet spree, and it was to some place on Cuthbert Road I went.

Yew shan't" Here Abe's stubborn will, so rarely set against Angy's gentle persistence, rose up in defiance: "We're a-gwine on a reg'lar A No. 1 spree with the boys, an' no women-folks is a-goin' ter stop us neither.

"See here, whose spree is this?"

If we go on a spreethen it's some spree!

Say, Mítya, I'm on a spree, my boy!

Say, Mítya, I'm going on a spree for the whole holiday seasonthen

Well, go on a spree as much as you like. RAZLYULYÁYEV.

Now we've had this little spree!

Between you an' me, I expect 'e's gone up to have a reg'lar fair spree.

But I don't believe he would have done the deed if he had been sober, but he's been on a spree for several days and he was half crazy when he did it.

The sun was blazing fiercely down, and at the suggestion of one of the sailors, who, though ready enough for a spree on shore, were viewing with some apprehension the prospect of the long trudge along the dusty road to Sebastopol, Jack asked the officer in charge of the train for permission to ride up.

If it's a husband on the annual flood spree, don't worry, madam.

A kind of spree or scuffle took place between donkey-driver Quallo and another.

You look as though you had been on the spree.

And some had marked the D.A.Q.M.G. Approaching Railhead in the dusk, and he (Who, as a fact, was simply on the spree) Had gone, of course, to view the Promised Land.

There were two or three asking for him, wanting him to bring the pipes to some spree-house at the time the fair will be at an end.

I was told that this was one of the "hardest" places for a cowboy, i.e., one of the wickedest, meaning that when they visit it, it is for a "spree," and they get drunk, and fights and murders follow.

"So you're out for a spree," he continued, winking in a knowing way.

They showed no disposition to go on a spree again and so far as keeping the loads on, behaved very well indeed.

For the matter of that, she don't mind a spree herself at times."