1
That old drake is quite puffed up with excitement and importance!
2
She laughed and set the old drake on his feet.
3
The old drake from some remote fastness flung his protest to the four winds!
4
When that old drake wants to take a swim, he starts and the rest follow.
5
He flashed his lantern into Diogenes' dark corner and saw the old drake at rest.
6
The lantern was set on the step above her, and she was feeding the old drake.
7
Anne knelt down by the old drake, and he bent his head under her caressing hand.
8
But Anne, lonely in her new quarters, had appreciated the forlornness of the old drake and had adopted him.
9
The old drake, reassured by the sound of voices, showed himself for a moment in the track of the lantern light.
10
And I met her panting and struggling with him in old Drake's meadows.'
11
Old Drake suddenly stopped looking agreeable-but-bored-heseemed both interested and amused.
12
Old Drake, to do him justice, hadn't acquired his wealth without some shrewdness concerning human peculiarities.
13
There was a long pause, and old Drake crushed out a cigar he had hardly started.
14
The pack was just a third the normal size, but it was still bigger than 6-year- old Drake Stokes.
15
Old Drake, the next day, ran into his son begging on the street near the Old Granary cemetery.
16
She recognized Drake as soon as he wandered into the tea parlor: old Drake's son, the crazy one, loaded.
