The music strikes a barbaric swelling tune, another flag begins a slow ascent,it takes a breath or two to realize that they are both, flag and tune, the Star Spangled Banner,a volley is fired, we are back, if you please, in California of America.

"Take a breath, dad," she cautioned him.

"Take a breath.

And when they had crossed Bayswater Road the superior pulled himself up, took a breath, and looked around him.

"Picking your teeth with your finger is wrong, too," said Mr. Jobson, taking a breath.

"I'm positive certain," said Mr. Davis, taking a breath.

"Picking your teeth with your finger is wrong, too," said Mr. Jobson, taking a breath.

"I'm positive certain," said Mr. Davis, taking a breath.

But you persist in opening your bladders, And the three gases that compose the air You bid us take a breath of, one by one.

He made it around the corner and took a breath.

"But sir," inserted Lather when Zimbardo paused to take a breath and clutch the air.

"How come?" "Take a breath.

" After a pause, while we rested to take a breath, I said: "What is it you want me to do, Yolanda?

But he never drew back, except now and then to turn his head and take a breath of purer air.