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My Lord, that man'll see the day he'll wish he'd never laid eyes on Wambush." "I hain't in entire sympathy with Toot." It was Dill's voice. "That is to say, not entire!" "Well, don't say so, ef you know what's good fer you." "Oh, it's a free country, I reckon." "Don't you believe it!" "What's Toot gwine to do?" "I don't know, but he'll hatch out some'n."

They reached the barn in due course, and while Washington, Jack and Andy began a search of it, the two scientists went up to the house of the man who owned it and enlisted his aid. They asked him if he had seen Mark around that afternoon, but the farmer had not. "But me an' my hired man'll come out and help you hunt through the barn," he said.

Yer don't give an automobile no name, an' yer don't give an airyplane no name, an' yer don't give a motorcycle nor a bicycle no name, but yer give a boat a name 'cause she's human. She'll be cranky and stubborn an' then she'll be soft and amiable as pie that's 'cause she's human. An' that's why a man'll let a old boat stan' an' rot ruther'n sell it. 'Cause it's human and it kinder gets him.

"P'raps the young man'll show us how to do it," said Sennacherib, in a dry, mock humility, handing his fiddle and bow towards the critic. The critic accepted them with a manner charmingly unconscious of the intended satire, and walked round the table until he came behind Reuben, when he turned back the music for a leaf or two.

Yin o' them will carry a mark on his mug to the day of his death, and lucky if he hasn't lost the sight of an eye. There'll be a hole in the breeks of the other that'll tak a quare width of cloth to make a patch for it. And, what's more, thon man'll no sit easy on his horse for a bit. They'll not be for chasing Master Neal the night any way.

Mebbe they've gone and grabbed that wild man! P'raps he was bent on carryin' off the whole outfit this time. You never can tell what a crazy man'll do next; that's the hard part of being a keeper in a queer house, where they keep a lot of that kind; anyhow a man told me that once who'd been there. But listen to that scout trying to sound the recall, would you?

"To play the Sarasate alone to you?" he asked. "That's it-at nine o'clock to-night, if you can." "I will come yes, I will come," Jethro answered, the lids drooping over his eyes in which were the shadows of the first murder of the created world. "Here is my address, then." Ingolby wrote something on his visiting-card. "My man'll let you in, if you show that. Well, good-bye."

"You know a man'll get tired of himself, even, if he's condemned to it too continual, and think of that blondinetted typewriter for a steady diet to a man like Morris! Imagine her when her hair dye started to give out green streaks in that pompadour! So, knowin' my man, I'd take courage an' I'd think, 'Seein' me cut off, he'll soon be wantin' me more than ever' an' so he does.

''Tis only one o' them tin Turkish rattle-traps, said Bill with a pitying air. 'The old man'll slap a tin fish into her afore she knows what's hit her. As he spoke, the engines were already quickening, and G2 had begun to glide away at the top speed of her powerful electrics. The deep hum of the dynamos filled the long interior, and on every face was a look of eager expectancy.

"Fact, sir pure fact," continued Sackville. "Now, five thousand, divided in two, is two thousand five hundred each. But five thousand, undivided, is what?" "Five thousand apparently," said Bryce. "Just so! And," remarked Sackville knowingly, "a man'll do a lot for five thousand." "Or according to your argument for half of it," said Bryce.