"No need for us to worry, with Dave's eye glued to his watch," laughed Dan.

" "Go," said the old man, "put glue on the branch where it perches.

It consists init is advisable to give rule and example together, wherever it is possiblebreaking up one phrase in order to glue in another.

In Brodie's hands, which were twice the size of an ordinary man's, was a little wooden box, to which Honeycutt's rheumy eyes were glued with frantic despair.

We went to bed before they came in from smoking, and Octavia had the top berth and heard nothing, so I suppose the Vicomte said his prayers with his forehead glued against the other side.

Josef Horadam, some few years ago, patented in Germany a process for preserving glues from decomposition, by the addition of from 8 to 10 per cent.

His invention is no more than the finding out of his papers, and his few gleanings there; and his disposition of them is as just as the book-binder's, a setting or gluing of them together.

But as the thin slices, made in this way, are very apt to crack and break into fragments, it is better to employ marine glue as the cementing material.

The bark of the young branches was used for making a tough tapa, native cloth, and resin furnishes a glue for calking watercraft.

Would not it be a pouring of stiff glue into a narrow-necked phial?" "Resultnil.

We Americans are very fond of this glue of compromise.