His [adjective]

I've been a-turnin' the bis'ness over in my mind, and he may make his-self easy, Sammy.

“Follows-his-own-fancy,” she repeated, as one repeats a strange phrase, the meaning of which is obscure.

The crowd hurried to meet it, and Litvinov followed it, dragging his-207- feet like a condemned man.

Of medium height, he gave the impression of being tall-his head thrown up, and like a lion's, rather large for his body.

Loathsome prigs, stiff conventions, editor of cheap magazines ladled in Sir Wots-his-name.

And youre quite right about his vitality,my!his laugh takes you into the middle of next week!

Even Robinson himself enlists no particular sympathy except of the "put-yourself-in-his-place" kind.

I will let you into a little secret that may convince you that what I say of our Count What's-his-name not being hunted is true.

Polyhistor, pol-i-his′tor, n. a person of great and varied learning.

When Uguccione perceived that he could not carry out his-437- enterprise, he returned into Lombardy to Verona.