bridle up

Here the old lady bridled up still more, for she was very proud of "our aunt."

Everybody bridled up at this remark, as much as to say, 'I know you mean me.

Amy bridled up at this insult, and determined to find out the secret, if she teased for an hour.

Don't bridle up at me like that.

"Now pull the bridle up and buckle it."

To glaze the lakes and bridle up the floods,

At last, biting her thin lips, and bridling up, she said-- 'It can't be.

'Merely this,' I replied, bridling up and crushing her. '

Leda bridled up a little.

Odim bridled up immediately.

"Sir," said the professor, bridling up, "I want no assistant; my calculations want no revision.

No reason to tether the doglike Papillon; he looped the bridle up and the stallion began contentedly cropping.

asked Mother Matilda, bridling up.

When no new disasters occurred to me, I went and saddled Impossible but bundled his bridle up and tied it to the back of the saddle.

She had bridled up her wispy head and had peered as sternly as she could at a small boy who answered with a flashing smile.

"I am sure nobody who knows him, knows anything bad of him," said the widow, bridling up at the mysterious air with which Tom had spoken. '

At this consolatory reflection, Mrs. Cluppins bridled up, and smiled at Mrs. Sanders, who smiled back again.

"Maître d'Anton was present, Mother," he related, bridling up at the recollection of that proud moment when he saw the popular orator make his way into the hall.

She was a mixture of the clumsy and the magnificent - her head bridled up - her throat gleaming, her feet apart and the toes turned in a little.

said Mrs. Van Stuyler, bridling up into her most frigid dignity, " I am more than surprised to hear you talk in such a strain.

:She's putting heart in them.: He heaved the saddle onto its stand, and hung the bridle up beside it, taking up a wisp of straw to give the Companion a quick rubdown.

The cord then follows the cheekpiece of the bridle up to a ring or pulley at the side of the browband, before going back down to snap to the leather piece near the chest.

and Ethel bridled up like a ruffled chicken, for she was not out yet, and had not lost the modest instincts that so soon get blunted when a frivolous fashionable life begins.

The beautiful Zorayda bridled up, and slyly regarded herself in a mirror, when the theme turned upon the charms of the Spanish ladies; while Zorahayda suppressed a struggling sigh at the mention of moonlight serenades.

You'd use the canvas of your tent as a raincape, and hope it kept the worst of it off you, standing with your head down, one hand holding your horse's bridle up near his nose, the other holding the canvas just under your chin, shivering, both you and the horse.