Illustration: THE SIGN WHICH GAVE ITS NAME TO THE RUE DE LA GRUE It was at No.
Return to the Rue Eugene-Desteuque and follow the same as far as the Rue de la Grue (on the right).
Grue had disappeared into the forest; I stood watching for him to come out again.
And suddenly I remembered Grue and looked for him.
Grue in Kemper's sail-boat led, and my boat followed out into the silvery and purple dusk, now all sparkling under the high lustre of the moon.
When I went back to camp Grue lay apparently asleep on the north side of the fire.
And I saw Grue climbing about among the mangroves over the water in a most uncanny way; and two snake-birds sat watching him, and they never moved.
Grue set up our three tents, carried the luggage inland, and then hung about for a while until the vast shadow of a vulture swept across the trees.
Fascinated, I watched it, recognising Grue with his ratty black hair all plastered over his face.
Well, Grue went under, still clutching the squirming, flapping bird; and he stayed under.
After we had finished and had withdrawn from the fire, Grue scraped every remaining shred of food into a kettle and went for it.
She glanced at the water's edge, where Grue stood, immovable, his back still turned to us.
Nor was Grue lying asleep anywhere on the other side of the coral ridge.
Here and there were a few lumpy shadows in the moonlight, but none of them was Grue lying prone on the ground.
I was thinking of this as I stood contemplating an alligator slide, when Grue came back saying that the shore on which we had landed was the termination of a shell-mound, and that it was the only dry place he had found.
Kemper rose and followed me as I started for the woods; but as we passed the beached boats Grue appeared from among the trees.
His descendants carried the Grue on their scarlet banners.
It is well known that the arms of Gruyère are a Grue on a scarlet field, and this circumstance alone has evidently given rise to the anonymous author's conjecture.
Grue Il m’a fait faire le pied de grue pendant deux heures = He made me wait two hours for him; I was dancing attendance on him for two hours.
So as now ther grue great differance betweene these 2.
They also made good use of y^e emulation y^t grue betweene Hobamack and him, which made them cary more squarely.
When it was nere day, it grue very darke, so as those of them which were left dropt away betweene our men, though they stood but 12.
After his returne he grue quite distracted, and M^r.
Annibale Caracci; and filled in with fruit, foliage, and cartouches, is signed "Liborius Grue P.
Pille-grue had a lean body, seemed to throw off very cold water, was pale of face, and possessed a physiognomy like a polecat.
Under the turf fare the daisies grue They planted Tom and 'is sister Sue And their little souls to the angels flue Boo 'oo!
A little pear in a garden grue A little pear of emerald 'ue Kissed bi the sun and bathed bi the due, It grew.
Up at the pear a klub tha thrue Down from the stem on uikh it grue Fell the little pear of emerald 'ue Peek-a-boo!
I felt a grue slither through me when the man stopped, for his harsh voice intoned his words like some dreadful chant.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "grue" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
