Lay aside your white-skin wrapper, For the Summer-time is coming, And the sun is warm in heaven, And you need no white-skin wrapper!"

Lay aside your white-skin wrapper, For the Summer-time is coming, And the sun is warm in heaven, And you need no white-skin wrapper!"

Bradford, therefore, adopted the Indian method of communicating this reply by expressive signs; and, taking the arrowswhich appeared to be poisonedfrom the snakeskin, he placed some gunpowder and balls in the significant wrapper.

This wrapper should be fixed by a button near the breast, and left so loose as to permit the arms and legs to be freely stretched, and moved in every direction.

Her morning wrapper of fine crimson merino, embroidered with gold-colored silk, was singularly becoming to her complexion, softened as the contact was by a white lace collar fastened at the throat with a golden pin.

And then, the whole visible world, in which Time buttons him up as in a loose outside wrapper.

Inclosure N. inclosure, envelope; case &c (receptacle) 191; wrapper; girdle &c 230. pen, fold; pen fold, in fold, sheep fold; paddock, pound; corral; yard; net, seine net.

She smiled sadly, and tossed back the sleeve of her wrapper so as to show her arm to the shoulder.

He threw on his wrapper, took a candle, and went down.

" The surcoat (sur-cotte) was at first a garment worn only by females, but it was soon adopted by both sexes: it was originally a large wrapper with sleeves, and was thrown over the upper part of the robe (cotte), hence its name, sur-cotte.

He could not be truthfully portrayed on a flamboyant wrapper as at all seductively masculine.

He took the proffered wrapper; lay down; and seemed to sleep.

Felicia cried, as she extracted one from its wrapper.

Behold the huge earth sent to me hebdomidally in a brown paper wrapper.

" Glancing back to the commencement of the nineteenth century, the only annual record of poetry and prose which we recollect, was "The Flowers of Literature;" a thick duodecimo, habited in a flesh-coloured wrapper, and retaining in its print and pages, the quaintness which characterized "the good old days" of the "Universal Magazine;" and which still clings, though somewhat modified, to the patriarchal pages of Sylvanus Urban.

Mechanically he tore off the wrapper and even glanced over the first page.

They think you could go to a ball in a wrapper.

Text Illustrated by Ernest Stock; wrapper and lining drawings by Ilonka Karasz.

"It was a neat package," replied Mr. Roe, "wrapped in brown paper, with its character and value marked distinctly on the wrapper.

" "You say," said the chief, "'character and value distinctly marked on the wrapper.'

" "Tut-tut, now" He insisted, and the packet, on the white paper wrapper of which spots of grease were spreading, changed hands.

At last the wrapper came off, and he gazed uncomprehendingly at a large piece of wood hollowed out like a canoe.

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