The llamas, alarmed at this terrific sound, instinctively ran off, and having, in their flight, approached the heels of the zebra, he gave a kick, which killed one of them on the spot.

Well, if you got any kick on us, please, sir, go get the Old Man.

The complainant, however, returning to the other child, began kicking him, and received some kicks himself.

"Rab, ye thief!" said he, aiming a kick at my great friend, who drew cringing up, and, avoiding the heavy shoe with more agility than dignity and watching his master's eye?

She stood three or four more prods, and then, not being able to stand it any longer without expressing her feelings in some way, she unhooked one leg and fetched the Dwarf a kick on the side of the head that reminded him that it was about time for him to get into his own room and lock the door, and convinced him that there ain't a bit of exaggeration in the tough stories that they tell about the kicking powers of an army mule.

After a man has been married awhile, And his wife has grown used to his manner and style, When she knows from the twinkle that lights up his eye The thoughts he is thinking, the wherefore and why, And just what he'll say, and just what he'll do, And is sure that he'll make a bad break ere he's through, She has one little trick that she'll work when she's able She takes a sly kick at him under the table.

" "I hope nobody'll raise a kick," Westy said.

He walked it across the front of the building till he reached the old coach-house door; and there, with its bridle on its neck, he left it standing, while he stalked to the yard gate; and, dealing it a kick with his heel, it sprang back with the rebound, shaking from top to bottom, and stood open.

You have gone on excusing yourself without correcting the fault (perhaps without seeing it) until the Law of Attraction stopped hinting and administered a kick.

His master stood up, the better to deliver a brutal kick.

And in proportion as you learn to take the HINTS you attract, you will cease to attract kicks.

They generally drop the first kick" The other wranglers ... dropped out for heavy repairs When Mr. Pennington's eyes fell on Bud, he leaned on a show-case and laughed till he shook all over "Miss Morgan, I just want you to look at my boy" "Now, Henry, don't ever have anything to do with that kind of trash again" "Here's a dollar I got for ridin' the trick mule ...

"I'd like you to try the kick for goal, Darry, but I don't know," called Hepson in his ear.

Everybody knows about this kick, but seemingly ignores the fact that Mozart was restrained from retaliation only by the fact that he was in the apartment of the prince, and that it was the dream of his life and his very definite plan to meet Count Arco and return the kick with interest.

Mr. Rushton bestows an irate kick upon the leg of the stool.

Angela blocks a kick.

Then with a whoop he ran around the rock, carrying the kicking, squalling lion clear of the ground.

I've allus noticed grate success Is mixed with troubles, more er less, And it's the man who does the best That gits more kicks than all the rest.

She had heard kicks on doors before.

It so happened that he sprawled exactly on top of the trousers pocket aforesaid, and when the man sought, with hasty and ungentle hands, to remove him from it, Kirk launched a sudden and violent kick, in the hope of its doing some execution.

If thine horse be too lusty, Hierome adviseth thee to take away some of his provender; by this means those Pauls, Hilaries, Anthonies, and famous anchorites, subdued the lusts of the flesh; by this means Hilarion "made his ass, as he called his own body, leave kicking," (so Hierome relates of him in his life)

Mad with sudden rage, Flockley scrambled up and let out a savage kick for Tom's stomach.

Down fell the Rakhas and lay kicking on the ground.

He then shot the three animals, and as they fell to the ground he cut their throats to stop their kicking.

"If you see an ugly old cove with no hair and a blue nose come over here for his number, just kick his foremost button, hard," said Mr. Ross-Ellison to her as he gathered up the reins and, dodging a kick, prepared to mount.