The outlaw drank of the whiskey deep, Which the tipsy landlord, half asleep, Brought to his side, and his broken foot He raised from the stirrup and slashed the boot.
There was his scar, a panel of old rose Slashed in the elegant buff of his trunk hose; Adonis punctured by his amorous boar, Permanent souvenir of the Great War.
The weakening gray kitten twisted, laid his ears back, snarled and sprang upon and slashed viciously at his gray brother.
The second time he came near, she slashed again and disappeared in the swamp grass.
When the patriarch approached the remaining doe, she slashed viciously at him with a front hoof and ran a few steps.
His right hand, slashed off by his vile butchers, remains, as I have said, unburied to this day.
A group of cavaliers surrounded him in fantastic multi-coloured doublets and hose, all slashed and pinked, and enormous bonnets covered with gigantic plumes, and behind these stood the standard bearers.
He held out his leg, and Pierre, dutiful and obedient, took off the long boots of untanned leather which protected the slashed shoes and silk trunk-hose beneath, against the mud of the streets.
When was it that he slashed his wrist--in the Marine Corps?
De Quille tells how Clemens clipped items with a knife when there were no scissors handy, and slashed through on the top of his desk, which in time took on the semblance "of a huge polar star, spiritedly dashing forth a thousand rays.
In a trice they had slashed the bonds of the boys and had set them free.
When that whale started to dive, I’d have slashed the rope if I could have located it.
Upon examining the fur closely, they saw that it had been slashed from a larger piece of fur with a knife.
In a trice they had slashed his bonds and yanked the gag from his mouth.
A lavender suit lined and slashed with corn-colored silk was then donned, with many rings and bracelets.
Molly when she viewed the neat fringes that her daughter had so carefully slashed with the great shears.
And Cho-Cho, she slish-slashed my hair off so's I'd look cute.
I ripped a knife from my belt; slashed upward, ducking my head, keeping one arm before my eyes.
Anticipating the fateful instant, I slashed with all my force at the portion of the body within reach, ducking simultaneously.
In a moment I had whipped the tomahawk from my belt and slashed at the body of the snake squirming at my feet, as, baffled for a moment by the falling branch, it gathered itself for a second attack.
The edge of his hand slashed twice from behind along the thick neck; then his fist brought the breath whistling from Taunus's lungs before the Fleetman had time to turn fully towards him.
He tapped the extended stud twice with the butt of the gun, then slashed heavily down.
Gallup slashed wildly at Schonberg's stick, Hadden crouched between the iron posts and the puck went flying over his shoulder into the snow outside.
Goal-tender stopped it with his knee, slashed it aside and crouched at the corner of the net.
Thin lips, slashed across his rough-hewn face, twisted as he spoke.
Two thousands kilometers distant, a Titanian gunboat evaded the UIPS defensive screen andslashed in at Selvin's Ruthless.
Like a streak of greased lightning the whirling prop of the Vultee slashed into the netting.
Colonel Welsh prodded the gag from the bound man’s mouth, then slashed the ropes and pulled them off.
In its passage it had slashed open the shoulder of Jack's coat, grazing the flesh so closely as to draw blood--the first shed in the quest of the golden pearl.
By way of relief, heslashed the head off another imaginary nigger.
His tufts of ears had become tassels, his neck and shoulders were slashed in a score of places, and his very lips were cut and bleeding--all from these lightning snaps that were beyond his foreseeing and guarding.
After this event he found a warmer place in the hearts of the Sierra Vista people, and even the groom whose arm he had slashed admitted that he was a wise dog even if he was a wolf.
A dog, taken off its guard, its shoulder slashed open or its ear ripped in ribbons before it knew what was happening, was a dog half whipped.
He had covered the distance and gone in more like a cat than a dog; and with the same cat-like swiftness he had slashed with his fangs and leaped clear.
She rolled him off his legs so that he could not run, while she repeatedly ripped and slashed him with her fangs.
They were slashed open and bleeding before they knew what had happened, were whipped almost before they had begun to fight.
So he was content, when he had overthrown and slashed wide the throat of one of their dogs, to drop back and let the pack go in and do the cruel finishing work.
Before he knew what he was doing, he had slashedthe intruder twice and sprung clear.
Twenty-four hours had passed since he had slashed open the hand that was now bandaged and held up by a sling to keep the blood out of it.
He rushed in and snapped and slashed on the instant, without notice, before his foe could prepare to meet him.
From shoulder to wrist of the crossed arms, the coat-sleeve, blue flannel shirt and undershirt were ripped in rags, while the arms themselves were terribly slashed and streaming blood.
It was he who snarled warningly at the younger members of the pack or slashed at them with his fangs when they ambitiously tried to pass him.
But, whereas in "St. Ives" the result was the death of one combatant, in the real duel at Lauder no greater harm came of it than slashed faces.
With a wild Bhil cry the man flung himself down upon his hereditary dread foe and slashed with the knife.
Sir Seymour then began to remove the slashed coat and other garments until he stood in his silk stockings, baggy knickerbockers, and jolly cambric shirt--nice and loose and free at the neck as the boy thought.
So she took the sharp knife in her paw, and she just slashedit good through the string that tied up the neck of the bag, and in a minute out popped the man, and stood up on his feet.
It was for all the world as though some archangel with a huge sword had slashed it with the figure of a cross; all hands ran to secure the slatting canvas; and in the sudden uproar and alert, Tommy Hadden lost his head.
Mats were slashed and disembowelled, the rice flowed to our knees in the ship's waist, the sweat ran in our eyes and blinded us, our arms ached to agony; and yet our fire abated not.
Out of this incident arose a quarrel, and swords were again drawn in the Piazza, where Quin and Cibber slashed each other across the arm and fingers, till they were parted by the bystanders.
To tell the truth, the very critics that were now praising the dramatist had slashed the novelist cruelly.
The Evening Call, however slashedthe ward representatives vigorously.
Bud was telling his friends how he had knocked her down twice in the cave, after she had shot six times and slashed at him with her dagger, when a sudden cessation of groans from the interior attracted the attention of all.
Roughly the old woman slashed the bonds from the girl's hands and feet and then looked askance at Sam, who stood warming his hands over a kerosene stove not far away.
