Everywhere we travel we manage to find somewhere to have a bathe.

I say, you simply must stop and have a bathe.

Meanwhile, I'll have a bathe to refresh me.

Come and have a bathe,' he chuckled.

And it really was hot and oppressive, and it would not have been amiss to have a bathe.

Come and have a bathe.

Well, I thought I could hear the sea, and I had been meaning to run down and have a bathe directly we stopped.

Suddenly the thought seized him that he too would have a bathe, but he fancied some rocks further away which might serve as a dressing-room.

After we got on board, we had a bathe.

I'll give you a kiss when you 've got up and had a bathe and got some clothes on.

"Do a bit for you," muttered Jack, "before I have a bathe."

They all had a bathe that morning, and the boys found that George was a much better swimmer than they were.

We turned out early, and had a bathe in the creek before we went up to the yard to let out the horses.

I had a bathe in a pond by the roadside, and on examining a pocket inside my vest I found several £5 notes.'

"Let us have a bathe, and then get something to eat before it is too dark."

"Can't we land, and have a bathe, sir?"