He stuck toe in stirrup and swung up.

Across the toe of the shoe was a broad splash of red paint.

"I tell you there was a splash of red paint across the toe.

It was a broad splash right across the toe.

"I am positively certain the toe of this shoe was red when I found it.

"My theory, sir, is that Mr. Downing was deceived by the light-and-shade effects on the toe of the shoe.

"You may have reason to change your opinion of what constitutes" His voice failed as his eye fell on the all-black toe of the shoe.

They reached the lane literally covered from top to toe with snow and both of them ruddy with the cold.

[Sidenote: this three] taken note of it, the Age is growne so picked, [Sidenote: tooke] that the toe of the Pesant comes so neere the heeles of our Courtier, hee galls his Kibe.

Then we inspected a Coolie's great toe, which had been severely bitten by a vampire in the night.

After looking at the Coolie's toe, of which he made light, though the bleeding from the triangular hole would not stop, any more than that from the bite of a horse-leech, we feasted our ears on the notes of delicate songsters, and our eyes on the colours and shapes of the forest, which, rising on the opposite side of the streams right and left, could be seen here more thoroughly than at any spot I yet visited.

So he pacified them; and, upon the thorough examination of the matter, it was found that for some days he had been in despair, and desired several different Indians to shoot him; and an Indian boy saw him kill himself in the following manner; he put the muzzle of his gun under his chin, and with his great toe pushed the trigger.

I found him in his workroom, before a lathe, and sprinkled from head to toe with chips, mighty proud of a bed-post he was a-turning.

Moreover, she was clad all in white samite from top to toe and her garments were embroidered with silver; and the trappings and garniture of her horse were of white samite studded with bright silver bosses, wherefore, because of this silver, she glistered with a sudden lustre whensoever she moved a little.

None the less, No. 1295 is a charming thing, and the little Mother and her happy Child, whose big toe is being so reverently adored by the ancient mage, are very near real simple life.

At last permission was given by the doctor for a very short visit, and the child stole in on tip-toe, but insisted upon taking a large brown paper parcel in with her, the contents of which were unknown to all except herself.

Some persons use a pad made of sheepskin on the toe of the collar.

"No, to his t-toe!" giggled Old Tilly, purple in the face.

"Well, I wish it would; there's something in the toe that hurts.

Ow!" He drew off the stocking and gravely examined the snug little wad in the toe.

"I haven't a doubt but we'll find Kentie's got his bike tucked away all safe in the toe of his stocking!"

Cut the toe nails square (fairly close in the middle, but leaving the sides somewhat longer), as this prevents ingrowing nails.

With a leap into the air the St. Eustace left-guard bore down straight upon Joel; there was a concussion, and the latter went violently to earth, but not before his toe had met the rebounding ball; and the latter, describing a high arc, sailed safely, cleanly over the bar and between the posts!

After one of his floggings he burnt his master's barn: this so enraged the man, that when he caught him he took a pair of pincers and pulled his toe nails out.

"At what?" She scrutinized him from top to toe.