"I think we could make a racer of him if we liked, but father and I don't go in for fast horses.

She has been a famous racer in Canadacan travel easily twenty-five miles a day.

In a panic, a sand-storm, a fusillade from Bedouins, a mirage, and a race for water, if Abdullah and Ali could grasp these lanyards, the caravan was saved, since the other camels followed the dun leader and the black racer as sheep follow the bell-wether.

The Cayman had followed the racers for three hours through a freshening sea, much to Lady Kirkbank's disgust, and Lesbia had been the soul of the party.

For nearly two years Dorsey had been crowing because of the defeat of Quicksilver by the black racer from the Vermejo.

George Allan and Danny Kelly, from out their superior wisdom in dog affairs, agreed that while improbable, it had never been impossible for a freighter to develop into a racer under favorable conditions.

All they do here is to throw off their coats and kick the ball as far, and as high, as possible, and run like racers after it, while the crowd, massed on the edge of the field, yells like mad.

Now just compare the racer with the trotter for a moment.

One ran to east, and one to south; They leaped and sparkled in the sun; They foamed like racers at the mouth, And laughed as if the race were won.

His footsteps were so light and gentle that few knew that he was running at all, until they saw him lead the racers by a head at the end of the course.

We'll be driving a racer down Broadway again before the winter's over.

What spectacle, for instance, can be finer than a noble ship 'stemming the waves with her taffrail,' and chasing her wake, like a racer on the course!"