The farmer cracked his whip, and whenever the road grew worse he or his man got down and led the horses.

But she did not obey this prudent injunction of the Father; she thrust her head out of the coach window, and screamed out to the coachman, "Flog your way through them, the brutes, James, and use your whip!"

She took down her horse-whip, and while she was glutting her fury with it, I reached out my great black hand, raised it up and received the blows of the whip on it which were designed for my head.

In her hand she carried a light riding-whip.

" I raised the hoss-whip to give her a good blow.

" "Fine words," I thought; "but Elspeth laid her whip over your shoulders, my man.

"Dis yere whip," said Gump, and he held up an old riding-whip of mine.

They called him "bad," and stepped wide of him, and never missed the chance to snap a whip over his back.

"'Look you,' said she, as she applied the whip to her pony, in a way that brought him, with a bound, across the road directly in front of me (she rode like a belted knight), obstructing my progress, 'Look you, Mr. W,' and there was a red spot on her cheek, and her eye sparkled like the sheen of a diamond, 'let us settle this matter now.

The fellow brought his riding whip down sharply on the chauffeur's shoulders, inflicting a stinging blow.

but Massa Nelson was mad den; he said: 'You, you black nigger, dare to talk to me about rights;' and he struck Mark over de face wid de big carriage whip, and said 'he'd 'tend to him in de mornin'.'" "And did Mark say nothing more than that?" inquired Mrs. Jennings; thinking that Hasty, like any other wife, would endeavor to hide her husband's faults.

It was impossible for him to reach them, and so, seizing the whip, he endeavored with its aid to hook them up.

Even in this extremity, however, they could not reconcile their minds to the surrender of a single horse which they had haltered; and while two of them rode in front and led a great number of horses, the other brought up the rear, and, plying his whip from right to left, did not permit a single animal to lag behind.

Now, my brave youths, Now give a loose to the clean generous steed; Flourish the whip, nor spare the galling spur; But in the madness of delight, forget Your fears.

She gave him back his whip.

" But how Mr. Pickwick dropped his whip, how Mr. Winkle got off his tall horse to pick it up, how he tried in vain to remount while his horse went round and round, how they were all spilt out upon the bridge and how finally they walked to Manor Farmthese things are known to everybody with an inch of reading.

If Blackstone does say' "'Not a word more about Blackstone,' said she, shaking her whip, half serious half playfully, at me; 'if I go with you, I go as somebodya legal entity.'

And then, suddenly, his mistress ran forward and caught the whip poised above Thorpe's head.

The North, distracted by a thousand interests, has always been at the mercy of whatever barbarian chief in the capital could throw his slave whip into the trembling scale of party.

He waved his whip and fell in behind the carriage.

The cries of the women enraged the overseer, he dropped his gun, and snatching the whip from my hand, with horrid oaths, and imprecations fell to whipping them, laying about him like a maniac.

"Something must have happened, for one does not usually need a whip in school.

I wish I hadn't lost my whip.

Rudolph flicked a riding-whip at the scampering legs, as the small defender of his honor bolted for the stairs.

In the trenches the white portion of St. Leger's army worked like men who feel the whip behind them, and our people succeeded in sending six to the hospital or their last resting-place, without receiving a scratch.