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...to the chained animal. White Fang watched the club after the manner of a caged lion watching the whip of its trainer. “See ’m keep his eye on that clu...

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...ep-show lady. The mother perceived her son gazing en- raptured outside the Lion Wallace booth, at the pictures of this famous lion that had killed a n... ...y excited. “You never said you was coming—isn’t the’ a lot of things?-that lion’s killed three men-l’ve spent my tuppence- an’ look here.” He pulled f...

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...e been so; suppose they have let him out, is he to go about like a roaring lion—among the souls of the people?’ The bishop shook in his shoes. When Mr... ...’ ‘There’s a public-house, with a very nice bedroom. It is called the “Red Lion”. Mrs Forrard keeps it. I would quite as soon stay there as at “The Ma... ... GRANTLY TOOK A WALK Major Grantly drove his gig into the yard of the ‘Red Lion’ at Allington, and from thence walked away at once to Mrs Dale’s house... ...verybody I wished to see at Allington.’ ‘But you wouldn’t stay at the “Red Lion”?’ ‘Well, no. I remembered that I wanted to get back to Lon- don; and ... ... he paused for a moment to think. If he continued his way down by the ‘Red Lion’ and through Allington Street, he must knock at Mrs Dale’s door, and a...

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...han men. But what is that to the purpose? A living dog is better than a dead lion. Shall a man go and hang himself because he belongs to the race of p...

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...houlder before turning out of the town, and had seen the sign of the White Lion hanging across the road, and the fluttering market booths, and the old...

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...luminated with pictures of Indians and wild beasts, among which was seen a lion; the natural history of the region being as little known as its geogra...

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...g disapprobation, every one was repeating a phrase some one had uttered—“The lions and gladiators will be the next thing,” and every one was feeling h... ...vin, and all the Russian peasants and landowners, were to do with their mil lions of hands and millions of acres, to make them as productive as possi...

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... besides. Brother Ned, my dear My Nickleby— brother Ned, sir, is a perfect lion. So is Tim Linkinwater; Tim is quite a lion. We had Tim in to face him...

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...dfather the richest wholesale silk merchant in Paris, a deputy, and a mil- lionaire that will be a peer of France some of these days?” The President’s... ...appiness almost like a lover’s rapture. “Yes, yes. I shall be shtrong as a lion. I shall vork for two!” “Listen, my good, my faithful, adorable friend...

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...s, And serpent hiss, and savage peals of laughter, And undertones of distant lion roar, (Sounding, appealing to the sky’s deaf ear—but now, rapport fo...

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...g a sigh; ‘how goes the world with you this morning?’ ‘Much as usual, sir. Lion and I being determined not to waste anything of our weekly visit, turn...

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...ut one knew his ori- gin! Upon these interjections, placable flicks of the lionly tail addressed to Britannia the Ruler, who expected him in some mild... ...ved, and I cannot count on a young woman to talk across it. I would hire a lion of a menagerie, if one were handy, rather than have a famous scholar a...