After filing the usual protests we were haled before the Magistrate.

Am I not hale in wind and limb?

It is really revolting that this principle, with its absurd code, can form a power within the Stateimperium in imperioa power too easily put in motion, which, recognizing no right but might, tyrannizes over the classes which come within its range, by keeping up a sort of inquisition, before which any one may be haled on the most flimsy pretext, and there and then be tried on an issue of life and death between himself and his opponent.

The ring-leader I haled to James Town, and had the pleasure of seeing him grinning through a collar in the common stocks.

He was a stalwart man of seventy, hale as an oak, but his hair was white as snow.

I would much rather slip quietly aboard, and mingle unnoticed with the crew for the next few hours, than be haled at once before LeVere, and endure his scrutiny and possible violence.

To what purpose, I pray, is God's name hooked and haled into our idle talk?

Johnson was thinking of Sir Matthew Hale for one.

Enter HALE from outer door.)

Within its tropic radiations Miss Caroline bloomed and was hale of being, like some hardy perennial.

Sickness may be more hale than health, And service kingdom high; Yea, poverty be bounty's wealth, To give like God thereby.

Thereupon the boats drifted so far apart that our young gentleman was haled over the gunwale and soused in the cold water of the river.

The slave-holders set upon Mr. Hale with all their force; but, though they succeeded in voting down his bill, it was generally agreed, and anybody may see by the report, that he had altogether the best of the argument.