Here, come inside where I can set this bloomin' junk down on a bale of hay for a minute an' I'll fix you up!" The Ramblin' Kid followed Gyp into the stall.

"Ain't I got enough junk without that?"

So she lost that junk.

My mind, too, is a good deal relieved to-day by seeing the wretched junks, which have been shut up so long by the blockade, with their sails set, gliding down the river.

"On the 23d, in the evening, it again fell calm; the Ladrones towed out fifteen junks in two divisions, with the intention of surrounding them, which was nearly effected, having come up with and boarded one, when a breeze suddenly sprang up.

We had, however, hardly entered the branch of the river, before the crew wanted to turn back, having observed a mandarin's junk, with all its flags hoisted, a signal that the owner himself was on board.

Then Chang-hi, only a year since, wandering ashore, had happened upon the ingots hidden for two hundred years, had deserted his junk, and reburied them with infinite toil, single-handed but very safe.

"You dislike junk, and yet there was your husband, a junkman."

"Tell him to eat salt junk and hard bread like the rest of them," he said.

All the comfort we could expect was, that there being another fair to be kept in a month's time, we might not only purchase all sorts of that country's manufactures, but very possibly find some Chinese junks, or vessels from Tonquin, to be sold, which would carry us and our goods wheresoever we pleased.

But why freight the junk?

So he thought; and in his hammock Gnawed his junk of sugar-cane, Toasted plantains at the fire-stick, Gnawed, and dozed, and gnawed again.

I ridiculed the idea, and told them that they imagined every junk they saw to be a pirate; but they still maintained that they were so, and I therefore considered it prudent to be prepared for the worst.

Across the river, to be sure, there laybetween a local junk and a stray papico from the norththe high-nosed Hakka boat, her deck roofed with tawny basket-work, and at her masthead a wooden rice-measure dangling below a green rag.

On reaching the Ladrone Islands, the poor Macao passengers left the junk.

Wrapped in their rosy mantle, he walked the streets for the next two days, and on the third he took his way to the dock where lay the fire junk that was to bear him forth into the wonders of the Foreign Devils' land.

"I don't like junk.

In order to facilitate the smuggling, the British had permitted certain Chinese junks to fly the British flag.

My travelling companions, the Chinese, also behaved themselves on this occasion with the greatest politeness and decorum; and, had I been enabled to look into the future, I would willingly have given up the English steamer and pursued my journey as far as Singapore on board a junk.

And I said (I knew perfectly well he was hitting at me) that if he was really cast away and couldn't get to another island, I thought the civilized man would be an idiot to starve to death, when he could buy food of the savages by selling them junk.

"It is said that one ball from a Mandarin junk did strike a rebel junk, but did not hurt any one.

Fishermen and other destitute classes flocked by hundreds to their standard, and their audacity growing with their numbers, they not merely swept the coast, but blockaded all the rivers and attacked and took several large government war junks, mounting from ten to fifteen guns each.

She came across oddities of this sort in her Russian and Italian neighborhoods, but until now she had not taken very much interest in what she was inclined to term "sublimated junk.

But his intelligence at once conceived a plan, and he said to his father: "Tieh-tieh, why would you not tell the sailors to anchor our junk by the side of that one?

"Don't want any junk about my sleeping quarters," Dicky explained, as I looked behind the screen.