• brill "And then," continued Brill, "he can give it to Mr. Willett, and that'll kinder let us out of the scrape."
• criollo It is considered by some to be sufficiently distinct to form a third type equivalent to criollo or forastero.
• drill For months there was a brigade in Wellings Park, and I used to watch their drill.
• droll Gay and active, indeed bold as a boy sometimes, so that she would lead in taking the rather dangerous leap from a balcony of our high ground floor into the garden, clever, and full of droll fancies, she dwelt much in her own thoughts.
• frill The waving blonde hair, gathered in an abundant coil on top of her head, grew away with a pretty sweep from the temples, the low forehead and nape of the white neck that showed above a frill of soft lace.
• grill Choosing to eat in the grill, he notified the desk where he could be found should any one ask for him.
• hail God will know how to turn it to good account, and it is for us to hail its coming with thankfulness.
• halal Reciting the Basmala is a necessary requirement in the preparation of halal food.
• hale I can see," added Hale, rising, "that you are somewhat upset with this news, and no wonder.
• hall Hall 7 26 1881 Camb.
• halley But though this is so apparent to the modern astronomer, it was not at all apparent in the days of Halley, and accordingly he was sent off to discuss the question with the Continental astronomers.
• halloo Out into the street we went, and Hamid, growing bolder, raised a loud halloo.
• hallow Taking shelled corn from an earthen jar, she sprinkled it in the hallow of a stone and crushed it with much labor.
• halo "Could they," he thought, "possess the power to move us like remembered dreams of our childhood, if all that they possessed of reality was a pretended imitation of what never existed, and all that they inherited from the past was the halo of its strangeness?"
• harlow He told Mrs. Harlow it was haunting him, that Elaine and I would get fat like our mother, and the men who married us would have to spend dull years seeing us slowly grow into mother's likeness.
• haul The boatswain gave the signal to weigh anchor, and leaping upon the middle of the gangway began to lay on to the shoulders of the crew with his courbash or whip, and to haul out gradually to sea.
• heal In his methods he sometimes resembles that dentist who wishes to heal all pain by extracting the tooth.
• heel He turned on his heel and walked down the Run with swift, swinging strides, fighting this conviction that was settling upon him.
• heller = 512 Heller.
• hello " Hello, old top," he cried.
• herald The chill gray light brought no cheer with its herald of the birth of another day.
• hero He must be a hero.
• hill And now, down the hill again, away to your left.
• hilly Beyond Gawler Town the country changes in character and appearance, whether you continue the northern road across the river, or turn more to the eastward, you leave the monotonous plain on which you have journeyed behind, and speedily advance into an undulating hilly country, lightly wooded withal, and containing many very rich, if not beautiful valleys.
• holler And I was so proud of him I wanted to stand right up and holler, "He's my father!
• hollow It's up in a big hollow tree.
• holly He stood with his hands on his sides, staring out upon the wintry garden outside, just as a gardener's boy laden with holly and ivy for the customary Christmas decorations of the house was passing across the lawn.
• holy What in the name of all that's holy has it got to do with you?
• howl The dog looked back, raised his head and gave a long, mournful howl.
• hr The bill was not approved by the House, but was superseded by a similar bill, the proposed Affordable Health Care for America Act (HR 3962), which was passed by the House in November 2009, by a margin of 220-215 votes but later abandoned.
• hula Fans at Legion Field saw a halftime show featuring grass skirt-clad hula dancers with music provided by the Tuscaloosa High School marching band in addition to the 39–0 victory by Birmingham.
• hull All at once we noticed her hull and sails were transparent.
• hurl He sometimes wanted to hurl the whole nest into the river, for he thought that they who die without sorrow or sin are the happy ones.
• hurler Baldwin was also "reputed to be the first southpaw hurler to master the curve.
• krill The most successful animal species, in terms of biomass, may well be Antarctic krill, Euphausia superba, with a fresh biomass approaching 500 million tonnes, although domestic cattle may also reach these immense figures.
• murillo I have left my apartment in the rue Murillo, and I have taken a larger one which is next to the one that my niece has just reserved on the Boulevard Reine Hortense.
• rally "In that case the Swedes will regard this campaign as a national affair," said Bernadotte, "and will joyously rally round the banner of their crown prince, who, on his part, longs for nothing more than to follow the footsteps of the great Gustavus Adolphus, and give Sweden fresh claims to her ancient glory and the gratitude of the nations.
• rely They have even more interest in it; for, being the weaker party, they must rely on it for their security,-having no other security on which they can rely.
• rile 2. I'll give him an orange, matarile, rile, rile.
• rill Every palm tree was the victim of its wrath, every running rill, every habitation of man.
• role However, it was a man's affair to settle, unless a woman wished to play Conny's role and move her husband about the board.
• roll Can't I roll your chair?
• rule Let's go out and rule the world.
• shrill "Bon voyage, monsieur," cried Madame in a shrill voice.
• shrilly He heard Jill cry out shrilly.
• thrall There was thought in her face, and her eyes were not raised From the grass at her foot, but I saw, as I gazed, Her spite-and her countenance changed with her mind As she plann'd how to thrall me with beauty, and bind My soul to her charms,-and her long tresses play'd From shade into shine and from shine into shade, Like a day in mid-autumn,-first fair, O how fair!
• thrill The thrill of that soft little palm remained with him, and he pressed the hand it had touched to his lips.
• trill The brandy and water was brought, and Ted making a polite bow to the company, passed down the room with a slight tremor of the hornpipe in his legs, and a faint trill of the tune on his lips, both of which melted gradually into a boarish grunt and roll as he reached the lobby and passed out into the garden.
• troll But the troll seldom came out in the open air, and the mountain was well closed, so the youngster was not man enough to get inside.
• Huller Birdsell continued to perfect his clover huller, and by 1857 he won first prize at the New York State Fair in Buffalo.
• Hal Then Hal told of mountain-lions and the habit they have of creeping stealthily after hunters.
• Harley Look at that cake, Mr. Harley!"
• Harold In another minute Mr. Harold Hartshorn had walked away, and Father had turned back on to the piazza.
• Hurley It was rather odd that Joe Hurley, like Bill Judson, should suspect the Passonians of the same secret reason for not desiring a spiritual refreshment of the town.
• Hallie She was going on to say more; she felt that here was an opening for some of her arguments: but her eyes fell on Hallie, whose pale face and sombre garb formed a curious contrast to the fresh-looking young woman who sat beside her.
• Herzl Although the affairs of the Bank were in the hands of Wolffsohn and Kahn, Herzl himself worried over every detail, urging and driving and complaining about the slowness of the action.
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• Holley When Bostil and, his guests arrived at the corrals, Holley, with Farlane and other riders, were waiting.
• HRH In 2012 it celebrated its 65th anniversary and Her Majesty The Queen accompanied by HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, visited Bailey of Bristol and toured its factory.
• HRS This year was also remarkable for the appearance of women speed cyclists, setting up records of their own, Mrs. Noble cycling to Brighton and back in 8 hrs. 9 mins., followed on September 20th by Miss Reynolds in 7 hrs. 48 mins.
• REL The category Rel of sets and relations possesses a dagger structure i.
• he'll " He'll tell you what's happened.
• hole A false step here might precipitate a sight-seer into an almost perpendicular hole, some idea of the depth of which may be formed by casting a stone down, and listening to its striking against the sides, until after the lapse of several seconds the sound of its contact with the floor rises like a feeble voice, still further subdued by distance.

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