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"You'll go daffy when, you see that cave all shining gold!" laughed Eleanor, handing her nugget to the curious sister. "See here, Anne, isn't this gold?" asked Polly, working the large chunk of ore from her shoe. "It looks like it, Polly, but I'm no judge." "Oh, let's crawl in and see the cave!" now begged Barbara eagerly. "You know you'd get stuck in that narrow tunnel, Bob!

He patrolled the cañon walls, the roadmasters behind him, with so good an eye for loose bowlders, and fragments such as could be moved readily with a gad, that his assistants before a second round had spotted every handy chunk of rock within fifty feet of the water. He put his spirit into the men and they gave their work the enthusiasm of soldiers.

Every force of his being impelled him to spring up and confront the unseen danger, but his soul dominated the panic, and he remained squatting on his heels, in his hands a chunk of gold. He did not dare to look around, but he knew by now that there was something behind him and above him. He made believe to be interested in the gold in his hand.

Within the chancel, near the altar, stood the stiff, quaint old chair in I which all the sovereigns of England since Edward the Confessor have been crowned. Cloth of gold quite concealed the "chunk of old red sandstone," called the "stone of Scone," on which the ancient Scottish Kings were crowned, and which the English seem to keep and use for luck.

"I'll slip on your neck if you don't shut up," Roy called. "If I'm boss, I'd like to have some silence." "Don't look at me, I haven't got any," Peewee piped up. "Thou never spak'st a truer word," Westy observed. "I would like to have a large chunk of silence," said Roy; "enough to last for at least thirty seconds."

Louise had handed Bouzille a huge chunk of bread which he immediately interned in the depths of his enormous bag. "What do you suppose that other chap can have to tell Mr. Paul Pry? He did not look like a regular!

He was buried by the nuns of Leicester in their chapel, Richmond then succeeding him as king. He was buried in the usual manner, and a large amount of obloquy heaped on him. That is one advantage of being great. After one's grave is filled up, one can have a large three-cornered chunk of obloquy put on the top of it to mark the spot and keep medical students away of nights.

And then the Whale signed himself, "Your great big-hearted friend, the Whale." Uncle Bullfrog sings a song That is never very long. All he says is, "Chunk, ker-chunk!" Then he splashes in ker-plunk, And the little fishes swim, Oh, so fast away from him! If they didn't, don't you think He would eat 'em in a wink? Now who do you suppose was singing this song? Why, a little tadpole named Taddylegs.

"You got the middleman's chunk, at any rate," retorted Zurich. "I did the middleman's work," said the gambler tranquilly. "Now, gentlemen, we have not been agreeing very well of late. Eric, in particular, has been far from flattering in his estimates of my social and civic value. We are agreed on that? Very well. I may have mentioned my intelligence? And that I rate it highly? Yes?

But the church teaches that every soul that finds its way to the shore of this world is against God naturally hates God; that the little dimpled child in the cradle is simply a chunk of depravity. Everybody against God!