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- auk 196, 198, 200 Little Auk, see Mergulus alle Ljachoff, i.
- bilk "I suppose the gipsies have all gone?" inquired Bilk, as unconcernedly as he could.
- click Every one appears to patronize the contrivance, and you constantly hear the click of the teetotum along the beach.
- dick "I'll pay long before that, if I live," cried Dick earnestly.
- dirk Hunt was the half-breed Dirk Peters, the devoted companion of Arthur Pym, he whom Captain Guy had so long sought for in the United States, and whose presence was probably to furnish us with a fresh reason for pursuing our daring campaign.
- flick No, she isn't-she's back in her room-cupboard still empty-no milk-no sugar-Flick, flick!
- hick "I thought you were supposed to be the home-grown Venusian hick that could manage in the jungle like that fairy-tale character, Tarzan," Roger teased Astro.
- ilk It was, perhaps, a happy release to Roger of that Ilk, for the poor old gentleman had been sadly changed since his marriage, and used to look a piteous spectacle when he took his solitary rides around the village lanes on his old cob, the sole relict of his handsome stud which he had been proudly fond of displaying across country.
- irk Doubtless a yacht has a crumpled rose-leaf under it, and possibly the keelless hull of the houseboat feels the irk of a folded petal somewhere.
- kick No, you have no kick against Lollie for that.
- kirk This is Mr. Ashton- Kirk?
- lack To expect that of Semyonov at any time showed a lamentable lack of interest in human character, but, as I have already said, our Otriad was always excited by results rather than causes.
- laius Laius Had no more faithful shepherd than this man.
- lank Each day he crept a little nearer, grew more daring; until he noticed a movement made by the lank, ill-fed dog, that seemed to indicate that the beast, at all events, knew of his presence in the rocks above the footpath.
- lark Over Rosalie's head there was a lark singing in mid-air, and by the side of the path grew the small pink flowers of the wild convolvulus.
- laud He shall have a seat in our coach, help Lovell to pay our post-horses, protect us at inns, scold at the drawers in the pretty oaths of the fashion, which are so innocent that I will teach them to his Countship myself; and unless I am much more frightful than my honoured mother, whose beauties you so gallantly laud, I think you will own, Sir William, that this is better for your nephew than doing solitary penance in your chariot of green and gold, with a handkerchief tied over his head to keep away cold, and with no more fanciful occupation than composing sonnets to the four Flanders mares."
- leak For leak it did.
- leek History relates that a botanist tried hard for eighteen months to dry a plant of the House Leek for his herbarium, but failed in this object.
- li Li, Sun and the boatmen uttered exclamations of dismay.
- liar I told him-liar that I was-that I could not carry the memory of your face in my mind, when it was already engraven in my heart.
- lick Edward S. Holden, Director of the Lick Observatory, Mt.
- lid "Don't let us pull out too many things, or we shan't be able to stuff them back again," said Cicely, trying to close the lid of the overflowing hair trunk.
- lido I spent all the remaining daylight in rowing up and down the margin of the Lido, looking for her gondola-hoping, at all events, to see her put off-to follow her, perhaps, across the waste of waters.
- lie "If you will pardon me, suh," spoke the Major, "I'll lie down a while now.
- lied He shook his head and lied again very promptly.
- lief I'd as lief be left alone as not, and I shall take comfort thinkin' you're larnin' to play the pianner, for I've allus wondered 'Tildy didn't set you at Car'line's.
- lien This indication of popular feeling was enough for the local authorities at Lien-chou, the district city, and the tax was changed so as to fall on the foreign opium, the illicit native supply being discreetly ignored, and all rioters forgiven.
- lieu The proof he asked was not beyond reason, though I found cause for great lamentation in it; for it was that, in lieu of seeking to get to London, I should go to Norwich and live there with him, to solace his last years and, although not engaged in his trade, learn by observation something of the serious occupations of life and of the condition of my fellow-men, of which things young gentlemen, said he, were for the most part sadly ignorant.
- life 1855. " Life in a Love."
- lifo
- lii
- like
- lilo
- lily
- lima
- limb
- lime
- limo
- lin
- line
- ling
- link
- lino
- lion
- lip
- lira
- lit
- lite
- live
- livy
- liza
- lock
- look
- loud
- lour
- lout
- lu
- luck
- lug
- luke
- lurk
- milk
- nick
- pick
- rick
- silk
- slick
- souk
- uk
- Lib "But den some people do lib dreffle long.
- Lice The long-haired breeds of dogs suffer more from lice than the short-haired breeds.
- Lire
- Luz
- Luis
- Lila
- Lina
- Lisa
- Liz
- Lou
- Yuk
- lies "I haven't known it as long as you," Bethel answered, "but I confess that the very charm of it lies in its contrast.
- LIQ
- OIK
- LAUE The dried grasses, the "grass flowers," as Mrs. Laue called them, charmed her especially.
- LIEUT Of the forlorn hope of the twenty led by Lieut.
- LIX
- licks We not only rummage out old Jacob Rank on his desert island, or whatever it may be, and rescue him, but we find a heap of pearls, a mighty lot of good shells, the best black pearl ever hauled out on the northern coast, and to cap all, we have a deal with that old shark, Silas Filey, that licks creation.
- limy
