The Grand Gallipoot was coughing too, and his
throat was parched and dry.
The woman whose
throat he had the bad taste to cut was a widow when he met her.
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.
WHO is the shepherd into whose
throat the serpent thus crawled?
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.
Schneider was trying to reach his foe's
throat with his fingers while, horror of horrors, Bertha Kircher could see that the other was searching for the German's jugular with his teeth!
Mr Flintwinch made a movement with the snuffers, as if he would have enforced silence on his companion by putting them down his
throat; the companion, coming to himself, said, rubbing his eyes,
Miss Mary's hand was at her own
throat, which was streaked with blood.
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.
Comes through the padded door, And binds one with three leathern thongs, That the
throat may thirst no more.
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.' And when he had spoken these words, the old man was changed into a poodle dog, and had a gold collar round his neck, and the cooks were ordered to bring up some live coals, and these he ate, until the flames broke forth from his
throat.
