As for these rising church difficultiestry to put out a burning bunch of fire-crackers with one finger, and you have the sort of task he has in hand.

A further improvement was made by attaching a long iron bar to the bottom of the dredge bag, and fastening large bunches of teased-out hemp to the end of this bar.

I'm going to show them a baby doll that can make the high-society bunch in this town look like Subway sports.

If any body's cat was found the next morning with a swelled head, or a great bunch on its side, and seemed dumpish, it's my private opinion that that's the one that lump of coal fell upon.

"And now we will show you our store-house, our caches" While Father Brachet looked in the bunch for the key he wanted, a native came by with a pail.

At the end of a short hallway the sergeant stopped, took a key from a bunch at his belt, unlocked a heavily-barred door and motioned Jack to enter.

Arrange some of it lightly in a small glass dish, and the remainder use for garnishing the joint: it should be placed in tufts round the border of the dish, with 1 or 2 bunches on the meat.

What you want with two punchers for a small bunch like thatand at fifty per?" "I know she ain't much of a ranch now," admitted Jack Harpe.

They were huddled in a little bunch around the outstretched body of Cochose, helpless from lack of leadership.

He peeped in, and between the swingings caught glimpses of little blue and yellow flowers arranged in tight bunches in hanging vases.

Sullen and sunken lay the reef, with sleek And foaming lips, before the flooded creek Deep-bunched with arrowy weed, its green expanse Wind-wrinkled and translucent ...

And you shall put one bunch by papa's plate, and one by mine.

And Stanley relates that a watch with its constant ticking sent the bravest of Congo chiefs into a cold sweat of agonizing fear; on discovering which, the explorer had but to draw his Waterbury and threaten to turn the whole bunch into crocodiles, and at once they got busy and did his bidding.

You know I used to go with the bunch to Saint Marks when Brother Officer was pastor, but I haven't been since he left.

This Land's not the land of the weakling And the men up here know what we need, And we're sick of your bunch from the Outside Who's only incentive is greed.

The flowers are individually small, but arranged in immense hanging bunches like those of Koelreuteria paniculata, and being pleasantly scented are rendered still the more valuable.

BUNCHES OF GRAPES "Bunches of grapes

The other racers were still bunched against the inner raillengths ahead of the filly.

Silent called: "Keep bunched behind me.

"Look at this white pine," she said, pulling down a bunch off a tree they were passing.

You take me to Meleese or there'll be a clean-up that will put you and the whole bunch out of business.

They soon had the whole bunch under control, and we all got together to see if anybody was hurt.

I found a strange kind of fruit growing in a hollow, near the top of Curiosity Peak; the tree was small and leafless, with the fruit hanging in bunches about the size of a damascene plum, of the colour of a peach, and containing a large stone.

His dress was of the antique Dutch fashion: a cloth jerkin strapped round the waist, several pairs of breeches, the outer one of ample volume, decorated with rows of buttons down the sides, and bunches at the knees.

The tax imposed is equivalent to two bunches for each date-tree.