Then, a little later, pulling the jumper easily behind them and up the hill again, came Jack and Billy, and shouted out loudly and enthusiastically the proposition that everybody should come out and go down the hill with the biggest load the jumper had ever carried.

He emptied his jumper, and in it he made a bed, and, as nearly as possible, a coil of humanity.

What a time they had yesterday keeping the jumper on the track, and what a shrewd device they had for steering!

Does a thousand words a minute and knits a jumper at the same time.

This rivulet, which is so narrow as it passes the houses that I have known a good jumper clear it without a pole, broadens out into salt marshes below the village, and loses itself at last in a lake of brackish water.

There was a little streak of light in the east when we got to the place, but we could not at first locate the claim-jumpers.

They prefer the baby-jumper to the study of Coke and Lyttleton, and the ball-room to the Palo Alto battle.

I thought so the night we went over to run the claim-jumper off Absalom Frost's land, within a week of my joining.

To swerve the jumper to the left, the boy on the right but pressed his stick down through the hole beneath him, and the sharp point scraping along the ice-covered ground, must slow the jumper as desired.

To swerve the jumper to the left, the boy on the right but pressed his stick down through the hole beneath him, and the sharp point scraping along the ice-covered ground, must slow the jumper as desired.

Dick McGill, I am sure it was, told the first claim-jumper we visited that I was at the head of the mob, and he had me arrested.

To build a really good jumper you must first find a couple of young iron-wood trees, say three inches in thickness and with a clean length of about twelve feet, clear of knots or limbs.

Most people would have pronounced her a man, for she wore precisely the same dressfur jumper and long bootsthat was worn by the men of the Dolphin.