(Out of curiosity I looked up the word 'mulo' in my English-Esperanto dictionary and found out it means 'mule') Other authors just play around with the vampire rules until they find something that works for their story. ❋ Nissa_amas_katoj (2008)
Hor. et mihi curto Ire licet mulo vel si libet usque ❋ Unknown (2007)
Peregrinus mulo descendens stabulo includi, et manticam inferri jussit: qua aperta et coccineis sericis femoralibus extractis cum argento laciniato (Greek), his sese induit, statimque, acinaci in manu, ad forum deambulavit. ❋ Unknown (2003)
Nequaquam, ait ille, in muli collum fraena demittens, et manibus ambabus in pectus positis, (mulo lente progrediente) nequaquam, ait ille respiciens, non necesse est ut res isthaec dilucidata foret. ❋ Unknown (2003)
Nullam unquam habui, respondit peregrinus respiciens — seque comiter inclinans — hoc more gesto, nudam acinacem elevans, mulo lento progrediente, ut nasum tueri possim. ❋ Unknown (2003)
Vespera quadam frigidula, posteriori in parte mensis Augusti, peregrinus, mulo fusco colore incidens, mantica a tergo, paucis indusiis, binis calceis, braccisque sericis coccineis repleta, ❋ Unknown (2003)
Dios eche sus luces, [79-8] apareja un buen mulo; pasa la sierra por el puerto [79-9] de la Ragua, que dicen está bueno, y llégate a (p80) ❋ Pedro Antonio De Alarc��n (1862)
Al impedirlo los soldados, pues no les acomodaba que muriera su prisionero, me vieron aquí con mi mulo, que, como ❋ Pedro Antonio De Alarc��n (1862)
This very same woman, humane as was her treatment of her guest said to me constantly before the sick man: "_Singo, singo, homte hi mulo_." ❋ Prosper M��rim��e (1836)
P.m. Next morning at daylight we got under weigh, and stood down for the canoe, and having received the money on board, and the Spaniards who accompanied it, and poor mulo, we made sail for Kingston, Jamaica, and on the 4th of the following month were off Carthagena once more, having been delayed by calms and light winds. ❋ Michael Scott (1812)
Ceases are fed under busha's own eye on all estates -- for this excellent and most cogent reason, that otherwise the maize or guinea -- com, belonging of right to poor mulo, would generally go towards improving the condition, not of the quadruped, but of the biped quashiet who had charge of him -- and there he lay in a convulsion of laughter. ❋ Michael Scott (1812)
The struggles of mulo increased; I could hear the sweat raining off him; but Sneezer, to my great surprise, remained motionless as before. ❋ Michael Scott (1812)
Astride on this mulo sat a household negro, with a huge thong of bullock's hide in one hand, and the reins in the other. ❋ Michael Scott (1812)
Lexk Vir tmdns n, T. IIL sif. — veAus in rheda lenta lunAo vnico equo vel mulo. n. ❋ Unknown (1785)
Minimo tangetur, inquit ille (manibus in pectus compositis) usque ad illam horam — Quam horam? ait illa — Nullam, respondit peregrinus, donec pervenio ad — Quem locum, — obsecro? ait illa — Peregrinus nil respondens mulo conscenso discessit. ❋ Unknown (2003)
