cyclist

Among these were a couple of cyclists, a jobbing gardener I employed sometimes, a girl carrying a baby, Gregg the butcher and his little boy, and two or three loafers and golf caddies who were accustomed to hang about the railway station.

We had promised her a liberal perquisite in the event of our success, but she must not give other cyclists our idea by mentioning it to a soul.

No one saw him arrive, so far as we can learn; but he need not pass through the village to reach the park gates, and there are many cyclists upon the road.

I had, however, the less diffidence in that it would have a technical interest for her, being indeed no other than a song of cycling a deux which had been suggested by one of those alarmist danger-posts always placed at the top of the pleasantest hills, sternly warning the cyclist that "this hill is dangerous,"--just as in life there is always some minatory notice-board frowning upon us in the direction we most desire to take.

The driver ran out to his assistance, and he and I together raised the unfortunate cyclist and carried him into the shop.

Then presently Bert got a cyclist's suit, cap, badge, and all; and to see him and Grubb going down to Brighton (and back)--heads down, handle-bars down, backbones curved--was a revelation in the possibilities of the Smallways blood.

"He followed my wife in the car one day and got run over by a brute of a cyclist."

The sweat starts out on his forehead, and he bends over like a cyclist on the last lap of a race.