hit up

But our route lay up hill and we hit up a lively pace so that it was not long before there was a "kick" about the tomatoes.

I reckon we had better try an' hit up a leetle livelier gait.

There are always such cantankerous individuals in the world, and it was Tom's fortune to hit up against this one.

I've been fighting the temptation to hit up Paris ever since I've been over this time.

Hit up your old ice wagon, and I'll hitch on behind that far.

In the valley, he could hit up the pace for Deering, but he imagined to follow the big fellow on the rocks was another thing.

The boy who more often hit up the pace, led the scorching, and instituted the stunts was called Joe by his companions.

Say, they hit up Applesnack's cider barrel, and the stuff fixed 'em—it suttinly fixed 'em.

Ayscough explained the position in choice language, and hit up for 50,000 marriage settlement.

When my foil had been hit up into the air about three times in succession to the triumphant Riposte!