Later I saw against the light of Woking station a number of black figures hurrying one after the other
across the line.
If the Tin Woodman can chop it down, so that it will fall to the other side, we can walk
across it easily."
A great clamor now ensued, but the most clamorous was the party from
across the river, whose jealousy of their good name now prompted them to the most vociferous vindications of their innocence.
"There's plenty of stuff making up there, if it'll ever come down," Van Horn said, as both men transferred their gaze to the clouds drifting with many breaks
across the dim stars.
Armed men rushed from the interior of many a hut and raced madly
across the clearing toward the excited sentry.
So I, too, scratch the land with my brief endeavour and flash my name
across a page of legal script ere I pass and the page grows musty.
As we walked homeward
across the fields, the sun dropped and lay like a great golden globe in the low west.
There was no longer the moon to guide her steps
across the familiar pathway to the cabin.
Our gentleman saw it all, and stepping quickly
across the street, said in a decided voice:
For this fell purpose he had backed the astounded De Vac twice around the hall when, with a clever feint, and backward step, the master of fence drew the King into the position he wanted him, and with the suddenness of lightning, a little twist of his foil sent Henry's weapon clanging
across the floor of the armory.
The expedition of Sir Alexander Mackenzie in 1793,
across the continent to the Pacific Ocean, which he reached in lat.
Mugambi pointed out
across the plain to where a white-robed force of mounted men was now distinctly visible.
Major Harrison leaned
across the table towards them.
His glance moved on up the steep broken surface, and
across it from side to side.
The ridge ended in a steep descent-so steep that he zigzagged back and forth
across the face of the slope, sliding and stumbling among the dead leaves and matted vines and keeping a watchful eye on the horse above that threatened to fall down upon him.
