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And you above all, who get rich quick By the rattle of dice and the three card trick.
In the whole configuration of the heartless, uncharacterized place there was not one gracious inequality to lean against; not a ledge to rest elbow upon; not a panel, not even a stove-pipe hole, to become dearly familiar to the wistful eye; not so much as a genial crack in the plastering, or a companionable rattle in a casement, or a little human obstinacy in a door to base some kind of an acquaintance upon and make one less lonely.
I heard the decanter rattle on the glass.
Everything will of course be on a scale of grandeur proportioned to his country, which, as he observes in his Travels in England, is "bigger and more like a world" than our boasted land; instead, therefore, of going about in confined, close carriages as people do here, the Americans will rattle through the streets to their routs and parties in their houses.
Then they were in the wilds again and rattling over another cobblestone trail.
It stopped, quivered, and curved itself upward until it rattled like a fairy drum upon the glass shield.
" A rattle at the latch, and the Pymeut opened the door.
Tremulously held, the little glass tilted and rattled against the teeth.
"For when he rattled with the box, and thought he now had got 'em.
The next morning, our travellers proceeded by the way of Schenectady, whence they ascended the beautiful valley of the Mohawk, by means of a canal-boat, the cars that now rattle along its length not having commenced their active flights, at that time.
" Johnnie instantly loosed the arm she held, sprang through the doorway, and headlong down the bluffy steep, stones rattling about her.
The bird-like tamias frisked about my feet everywhere among the pine-needles and seedy grass-tufts; cranes waded the shallows of the river-bends, the kingfisher rattled from perch to perch, and the blessed ouzel sang amid the spray of every cascade.
This had scarcely terminated in three rousing cheers, when a carriage from Captain Lane's house came rattling down the street.
Christmas, too, is come, which always puts a rattle into my morning skull.
The only sound he heard was the sound of the stones rattling under the hoofs of his horse.
" Then, even as he finished speaking, something fell rattling among the dishes on the table, while those that sat near started up wondering what it might be.
It slips and rattles to the river.
It must be kept in mind, too, in analyzing the causes of the automobile's amazing expansion, that it is the first real improvement in individual transportation since the chariot rattled around the Roman arena.
There was a rattle as of castanets outside the door.
Hastening to the Roach House, from whence started an omnibus for the ferry, she was quickly rattling out of Bumsteadville in a vehicle remarkable for the great number and variety of noises it could make when maddened into motion by a span of equine rivals in an immemorial walking-match.
" Morosely, as if ashamed of this outburst, he led the way through the bare, sunny compound, and when the gate had closed rattling behind them, stated their plans concisely and sourly.
They then charged upon us once more, for the last time, and as they turned and dashed away over the prairie, we sent our farewell shots rattling after them.
"] Darius now directed the scythe-armed chariots to be driven against Alexander's horse-guards and the phalanx, and these formidable vehicles were accordingly sent rattling across the plain, against the Macedonian line.
"Saucy art thou thine own self, and if thou puttest foot upon these boards, I will make thy saucy tongue rattle within thy teeth!
The little maid lost them as she slipped across the road, where two carriages were rattling by terribly fast.