'tis in an hour like this, with soulbeat down and held to knowledge, --as wild, untutored things are forced to feed --Oh, life!

Not contented with tearing off all the wainscot and hangings, and splitting the doors to pieces, theybeat down the partition walls; and although that alone cost them near two hours, they cut down the cupola or lanthorn, and they began to take the slate and boards from the roof, and were prevented only by the approaching daylight from a total demolition of the building.

Jones was a little staggered by the blow, which came somewhat unexpectedly; but presently recovering himself he also drew, and though he understood nothing of fencing, prest on so boldly upon Fitzpatrick, that hebeat down his guard, and sheathed one half of his sword in the body of the said gentleman, who had no sooner received it than he stept backwards, dropped the point of his sword, and leaning upon it, cried, "I have satisfaction enough: I am a dead man."

They were again obliged, therefore, tobeat down a path for their horses, sometimes travelling on the icy surface of the stream.

The sun-baked streets seemed to give back the heat that hadbeat down on them during the day, and the passers-by dragged their feet along them wearily.

But for these folk down at the coast, there wasn't a care in the world as the sunbeat down.

An assault of hooks forced the referee, who had witnessed something of a one-sidedbeat down until the finish, to call a halt to the action after less than two completed rounds to give 'Cambo' a sixth straight victory and a second stoppage in the paid code.

As the sunbeat down, she looked boiling zipped into her costume.

Meanwhile, the sunbeat down (as, ahem, it always does in the North East in August).