The most notable, though not the highest, wranglers of his year were Adam Sedgwick, the geologist, and Blomfield, Bishop of London.
The turbulent wranglers that are quarrelling with others, and are religious contentiously, in envy and strife, are liker to be corrected or ejected, than to be edified.
If six Wranglers annually would take them up, my point would be gained.
But there is still as wide a difference as ever between justices and nurses, senior wranglers and wooden spoons, members of Parliament and children at charity schools.
He obtained an honourable place among the wranglers of his year, and was elected a fellow of Christ's College.
When his comrades found Bud, the argument had narrowed down to Bud and the boy from the country, the other wranglers having dropped out for heavy repairs.
They generally drop the first kick" The other wranglers .
Arrangements were soon made looking to a detail of wranglers to stand watch over the saddle horses and the cattle.
Here Indians made a second attack on us, and although as futile as the first, one of the horse wranglers received an arrow in the shoulder.
Edwards had two good remudas in pastures, wagons and teams secured, and cooks and wranglers on hand, and it only remained to pick the men to complete the outfits.
Then, as we stood breathing, one of the horse-wranglers suggested: "Try him on Selinus.
Some more experienced horse-wranglers tried, but he threw one after the other.
Then, timidly, urged by their comrades' jeers, the two wranglers whom I invited brought me a saddle and bridle and I bitted him and held him while they saddled.
Let me show Felix what he is like," one of the younger horse-wranglers suggested.
A scamper of ponies and the high-pitched curses of the riders told where the outlaws were being turned back from a break; and then the bars went up and the wranglers ran shivering to the fire.
Then as the wranglers clumped away to saddle their night-horses the dishpan clanged out its brazen summons and one by one the cowboys stirred and rose.
The first contains the names of the Wranglers and Senior Optimes, and the second the names of the Junior Optimes.
The horse wranglers were detailed by Priest, and fitting an axle to the spool of wire, by the aid of ropes attached to the pommels of two saddles, it was rolled up to the scene of its use at an easy canter.
There were always half a dozen wranglers available in the morning, and we traveled as if under forced marching orders.
Flood, McCann, and the horse wranglers did not even try to rest.
This was tinder among stubble, and in their panic the horses outstripped the wranglers and came thundering for camp.
In 1869 I was present at the announcement of wranglers for that year.
Seldom any one but horse wranglers gits over this far.
Up the mountain-slopes and through the woods the wranglers rode like madmen, only to come in on dejected horses with failure written large all over them.
But sometime about midday there was a sound of wild cheering behind us, and the wranglers rode up with the truants.
Senior wranglers and double-firsts, when not possessed of means for political life, usually find their way to the bar.
Who in London cares about senior wranglers and double-firsts?
Nobody cares much about wranglers and double-firsts; but these are the men, nevertheless, who get the best of what's going.
We'll be with you soon--here comes the wranglers an' the cavvieyeh.
When they're all right Cookie an' the hoss-wranglers will have to hold 'em during the night while we do the rest.
We'll all help you as soon as the wranglers bring us up something to ride.
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