Ain't it fierce the way they swipe umbrellas?

You swiped grub when it's the same thing as slitting a man's gullet.

"Why, the silly fool was for trying to lick the whole lot of us; said as how he knew somebody from here had swiped his old gun, and that unless we handed it over he'd show us.

A most unfitting moniker, wouldn't you say, for a fellow who swiped off my head while I was asleep one day?" "You'll never get away with this!"

He has forgotten how he ran, Or to a dog's tail tied a can, Broke window panes, and loved to swipe Some neighbor's apples, red and ripe He thinks that always, day or night, His conduct was exactly right.

Take it from me, it's nothing less than stealing to swipe a wardrobe.

He advanced a foot or two, and Porky turned his back toward Thor and made ready to deliver a swipe with his powerful tail.

Verdi would tolerate her briefly and then swipe her in the nose.

Did he know just what was going on here?" "Well, he knew somebody had gone out into the country to swipe something for a feast.

"Then," said Macalister, "the ither guard gave me a swipe across the back o' the knees.

" The "swipe" followed quickly and neatly, and the German went down with a jerk.

Give old Willie a swipe for me, will you?" "You bet I will.

HE CATCHES THAT BALL A FAIR SWIPE.

"For another swipe," said Mr. Billing, radiantly.

They swayed with him up and down, picked him up when he fell, swiped him in the face when he tried to embrace one of the women, and lurched with him deeper into the throat of the alley.

"Where did you get them?" "Swiped them out of Room 22, where all the stuff for the play is."

"Hoots, Mac," I said, "ye must ha' hit it an awfu' swipe.

John was better than I, but I was the stronger in yon days, and I'd tak' a great swipe sometimes and pocket a' the balls.

" "I cribbed that remark from Billy Beebe and he swiped it from a magazine.

To see an eighty-foot maple, four feet in the butt, dropped, deftly as a fly is cast, in the only place where it will not outrage the feelings and swipe off the tops of fifty juniors, is a revelation.

They covered at least an acre of ground; they tore the air with upper swats and cross swipes; they hollered, they jumped and they pitched, and when the difficulty was adjusted we found that Jonesy's coat was painfully ripped up the back and Neighbour Case had lost his false teeth.

It seems that Jones cut a great deal of grass to a swipe when he was back home in his own street.

Sometime a bear will rise up and swipe you one!" Takahashi passed from concern to grief over what he considered my bad luck: "My goodnish!

He certainly swiped me one.

"Dat other kid swiped his candy," was the response.