Kelly [adjective]

Joe Kelly and a Mr. Peter Alley were fast asleep in their chairs, close to the wall.

Meyer had observed the danger of his officer, and had ordered Kelly to fire, blazing away too himself.

Mr. Kelly approved of this measure as far as it went, but contended for the superiority of his own more comprehensive measure.

I haf sent Kelly along to look after them a leetle und make them keep a goot watch.

Thurstane posted Kelly and one of the Mexicans on the exterior wall to watch the movements of the savage horde in the plain below.

He and Greenleaf, taking the chairs that had been placed near the bed by Miss Kelly, regretted the necessity of their intrusion.

This reassuringly while Miss Kelly smoothed the pillows and readjusted the tumbled coverings.

Miss Kelly, answering their ring, told them Mr. Withers had gone to the railroad station to meet Mr. Braceway.

He did not finish the sentence, but, stepping into the living room, waited for Miss Kelly to announce his arrival.

Kelly was standin' on the platform with a crutch in his hand landin' the sheep, when there came a old crow in the tree overhead.