Enter Tragic Heroine in ball-dress, having swum across the bay.

So Appleboy and Tunnygate had swum into each other's spheres of influence, either blown by the dallying winds of chance or drawn by some mysterious animal magnetism, and, being both addicted to the delights of the soporific sport sanctified by Izaak Walton, had raised unto themselves portable temples upon the shores of Long Island Sound in that part of the geographical limits of the Greater City known as Throggs Neck.

A short distance from the hydroplane, one had swum to one side of the plane and the second to the other.

I swum like a champion, though my legs and arms were soon aching.

The ruins and the history do interest me, but you can't see them from the train, and after a night without sleep there seemed to me something more profitable in view than to hang from a window and buy fish that undoubtedly had once swum in Galilee water, but that cost a most unrighteous price and stank as if straight from a garbage heap.

It had dived at right angles to the course it was following and swum under water to the very edge of the shore, rising under the overhanging tree-branches at a point where a drinking-trail for game led down a break in the bank.

The mariner who had swum from the wreck to the desert shore had not a shred of costume.

When the wagons had all been crossed, the loose stock was swum over into the opening.

No splash nor cries for help had been heard, so that he could not have fallen overboard, and it was generally believed that, when he knew himself to be in the vicinity of a settlement, he had quietly slipped into the water and had swum for Punta Arenas.

Good Trigueiro had faithfully swum alongside him through the rapids, and now himself scrambled ashore.