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"N-o-o!" was heard a little while after in a thin and long-drawn-out cry from the sea; and again the horn was heard, a long, hoarse sound that came rocking in on the waves, and burst gurgling in the splash under the wharf and on the slips. The farmers were out of it all. They dozed a little or sat flicking their whips to pass the time. But every one else was in a state of suspense.

Billy Louise gave a squeal of consternation and then sat absolutely still, staring round-eyed through the doorway. Ward stepped back even his composure was slightly jarred and twisted his lips amusedly. "Hello," he said, after a few blank seconds. "You missed some of it, didn't you?" His tone was mildly commiserating. "Will you come in?" "N-o-o, thank you, I don't believe I will."

When John's consciousness returned he said, "Dorothy, can you love such a fool as I?" "That I can and that I do with all my heart," she returned. "And can you forgive me for this last fault for doubting you?" "That is easily done," she answered softly, "because doubt is the child of love." "But you do not doubt me?" he replied. "N-o-o," she answered somewhat haltingly; "but I I am a woman."

The Youngish Girl's manner stiffened a little. "Do I look like a person who gets mixed up in sensational nonsense?" she demanded rather sternly. "N-o-o," acknowledged the Traveling Salesman conscientiously. "N-o-o; but then there's never any telling what you calm, quiet-looking, still-waters sort of people will go ahead and do once you get started."

'Not a bit afraid, she said cheerily; 'and I think the doctor would say you were past the infectious stage now. Has the time seemed dull and long? 'N-o-o, replied Bobby slowly. 'I like my beef-tea and jelly, and so does Nobbles; but I'm tired of looking at my picsher-books, and I want to see those lovely picshers in the beautiful Bible downstairs. Could you fetch it for me to look at?

"Doing what?" said the master, repressing a smile at Jimmie's woebegone face. "Just-just that!" and Jimmie touched gingerly with the point of his finger the bows of Betsy Dan's apron-strings. "Oh, I see. You were annoying Elizabeth while she was reading. No wonder she found it difficult. Now, do you think that was very nice?" Jimmie twisted himself into a semicircle. "N-o-o." "Come here, James!"

"I am so thankful," said Mandy, heaving a deep sigh of relief, "and I am so glad that you are here. And it is so nice that you know Moira." "You are not going to the train?" said the doctor. "No, no, there is no need, and I don't like to leave him. Besides you don't need me." "N-o-o, no, not at all certainly not," said the doctor with growing confidence. "Good-night. I shall show her to her room."

"What's the matter? Kid fall off the porch?" "N-o-o I brought out a wire from Chicago. It's from a doctor there some hospital. The Old Man got hurt. One of them cussed automobiles knocked him down. They want you to come." Chip had straightened up and was hooking at Andy blankly. "If you're just " "Honest," Andy asserted, and flushed a little.