And if it's a kinda of a yellow snake, I got a enemy is a yellow nigger.

And if it's a kinda of a yellow snake, I got a enemy is a yellow nigger.

I 'member one song he make us sing 'Down in Mobile, down in Mobile How I love dat pretty yellow gal, She rock to suit me Down in Mobile, down in Mobile.'

"His Excellency Colonel Rawdon Crawley died in his island of yellow fever, most deeply beloved and deplored," and his son Rawdon inherited his uncle's title and the family estates.

Pluto, the god of the infernal regions, carried her off to become his wife, and his touch turned the white flowers to a golden yellow.

The Desert Fairy said to Allfair, "I swear by my coif you shall marry the Yellow Dwarf, or I will burn my crutch."Comtesse

D'Aunoy, Fairy Tales ("The Yellow Dwarf," 1682).

Comtesse D'Aunoy, Fairy Tales ("The Yellow Dwarf," 1682).

Nature, in any case, had swept her trouble away, and the pure sweet morning was beginning to dawn in lines of yellow and fleeces of rosy cloud on the eastern horizon.

For decorative effect a pretty frosted globe is used; and by varying the globe a pure white or a pure yellow may be obtained.

It is really of a pie crust yellow of various tones.

What is that, for example?" He pointed to the pool by which the lemon-trees were watered, and the Prince glanced at the yellow object afloat in this pool.

They narrate how Oriander the Swimmer followed after the yellow ship, but he attempted no hurt against Manuel, at least not for that turn.

For, to begin with, Miramon dealt unusually with a little fish, and as a result of these dealings came to them, during the afternoon of the last Thursday in September, as they stood on the seashore north of Manneville, a darkly colored champion clad in yellow.

Next, riding on a dappled stag, came one appareled in vivid stripes of yellow and red and blue and green: his face was dark as a raincloud, he had one large round eye, white tusks protruded from his lips, and he carried a gaily painted urn.

Dicky returned in a minute or two carrying very carefully a shallow earthenware dish from which some thick yellow-green tips were sprouting.

It was a delicious salad, the cubes of the grapefruit being mixed with cubes of apple and of celery, garnished with cherries and served on crisp yellow-green lettuce leaves with French dressing.

She sent over those yellow bells, the Forsythia, and Roger brought in the pussy willows from the brook on the way to Mr. Emerson's.

"I don't see why we couldn't have a pink bed and a blue bed and a yellow bed," returned Ethel Blue whose inner eye saw the plants already well grown and blossoming.

"We can put golden glow or that tall yellow snapdragon at the back of the yellow bed and tall larkspurs behind the blue flowers.

All we'll have to do will be to select the spot for our yellow bed.

"There is the weigelia that Dorothy has in front of this house; and forsythiawe forced its yellow blossoms last week, you know; and the flowering almondthat has whitey-pinky-buttony blossoms.

The stage to Yellow Creek, by Max Brand, pseud.

Our great, lazy boat, propelled by a stern wheel as big as a barn, paddled slowly over the muddy waters of the great Sacramento River, made yellow by the turbid waters sent to it from scores of hydraulic mines on the mountains.

And, in reality, Lavretsky found his aunt's property quite intact, even down to the gala-day cap with the massacas ribbons, and the yellow dress of tru-tru-lévantine.