"That means," he said, "that there's a Woozy inside that fence, and the Woozy must be a dangerous animal or they wouldn't tell people to beware of it."
When they got to the top of the fence they began to get down on the other side and soon were in the forest.
The Patchwork Girl of Oz
You see, Aunt Polly's awful particular about this
fence -- right here on the street, you know -- but if it was the back
fence I wouldn't mind and SHE wouldn't.
Tom Sawyer
"Dog!" he hissed, and struck the master of
fence a stinging blow across the face, and spat upon him.
The Outlaw of Torn
He thought it annoying that in the darkness by the
fence she had pretended there was nothing between them.
Winesberg Ohio
"Into the
fence!--back into the
fence!" I cried, and we sprang over the thorn-bushes where those with us were making ready their spears, trembling as they handled them with fear and the cold of the morning.
Nada The Lily
The scabs and their protectors, surrounded, backed against Saxon's
fence, fought like cornered rats, but could not withstand the rush of a hundred men.
The Valley of the Moon
Russian thistles were blowing across the uplands and piling against the wire
fences like barricades.
My Antonia
It's a belt forty feet wide, and goes around the outer
fence -- distance between it and the
fence one hundred yards -- kind of neutral ground that space is.
Connecticut Yankee
Three notice-boards, belonging to Dorking agents, lolled on her
fence and announced the not surprising fact.
A Room With A View
But the enemy were quick to gain the protec- tion of the wandering line of
fence. They slid down behind it with remarkable celerity, and from this position they began briskly to slice up the blue men.
Red Badge of Courage
Dorothy helped him over the
fence, and they started along the path of yellow brick for the Emerald City.
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
But I mean to stick to Wildfire: I shan't get a better at a
fence in a hurry.
Silas Marner
"As to whether you turn your back or not, I do not concern myself," replied the master of
fence; "though it might be that your grave would be dug on the spot where you planted your foot the first time; I mean that you would be stretched dead there for despising skill with the sword."
Don Quixote
In a quarter of a minute I was a kind of a hub of a wheel, as you may say -- spokes made out of dogs -- circle of fifteen of them packed together around me, with their necks and noses stretched up towards me, a-barking and howling; and more a-coming; you could see them sail- ing over
fences and around corners from everywheres.
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn