The Grand Gallipoot was coughing too, and his
throat was parched and dry.
One arm was thrust upward, the other outward; but the latter was bent acutely, and the hand was near the
throat.
But Cocky, a bit of feathery down, a morsel-flash of light and life with the
throat of a god, violated with sheer impudence and daring Michael's taboo, the defence of the meat.
Being but partly grown his jaws had not yet become large enough nor strong enough to make his
throat-attack deadly; but many a young dog went around camp with a lacerated
throat in token of White Fang's intention.
Bar Comas eyed the defiant and insubordinate chieftain for an instant, his expression one of haughty, fearless contempt and hate, and then without drawing a weapon and without uttering a word he hurled himself at the
throat of his defamer.
They were no sooner shut in there, than Mr Flintwinch took her by the
throat, and shook her until she was black in the face.
At the first clash Sheeta was crushed and, though he deliberately fell upon his back and drew up his powerful hind legs beneath Numa with the intention of disemboweling him, the lion forestalled him and at the same time closed his awful jaws upon Sheeta's
throat.
Maud's footsteps were very near as his hand fluttered for the last time and my
throat was released.
She was Miss Mary Moultrie, and she coughed and cleared her
throat just like Baxter.
On the twelfth day my
throat was so painful that, taking the chance of alarming the Martians, I attacked the creaking rain-water pump that stood by the sink, and got a couple of glassfuls of blackened and tainted rain water.
There could be seen spasmodic gulpings at his
throat.
You shall become a black poodle and have a gold collar round your neck, and shall eat burning coals, till the flames burst forth from your
throat.
