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But I don't know as it made much matter, nother; for if he went wrong, Mr. Rossitur wouldn't know how to set him right, and if he was a- going right, Mr. Rossitur would ha' been just as likely to ha' set him wrong. Well, I'm sorry for him!" "Mr. Rossitur is a most gentlemanlike man," said the voice of Dr. Quackenboss. "Ay I dare say he is," Earl responded, in precisely the same tone.

"Ha oop! boys, thish is big hoo! hoo! ha oop! I say is big. Let's do somethin'!" Here there was a confused cry that "it was big, and that they had better do somethin' or 'nother." "Let's blow up the ole school-house," said Bill Day, who was not friendly to education.

Mickie's views as to the future are not quite explicit. "Suppose me go bung, me go alonga sky. Bi'mby jump up 'nother fella." He is not at all certain whether the transformation would be into a white man or not; in fact he appears absolutely indifferent. Another time he will say "Suppose me go bung. Good-bye, finish; no come back. Plenty fella alonga Palm Island go bung. He no come back."

Quickly examining the instrument, he found that the green disk had been jerked roughly from its clamps by someone who evidently had been in too great a hurry to bother unscrewing the bolts which had held it in place. "Ho!" suddenly boomed a deep voice. Tom became aware of a commotion outside the laboratory. "You no get 'way fum me! How you like 'nother knock on top head?"

At the station they had to have another "wet" in the refreshment room, and by the time the train was due to start a good many were "canned up." Boozy voices yelled out "'S long way... Tipper-airy..." "Good-bye, Bill... 'ave... 'nother swig?" "Don't ferget ter write, Bill..." "Aw-right, Liz... Good-bye, Albert..." We were locked in the carriage.

There was a stove here one time or 'nother and the pipe hole was papered over." "But but what of it?" whispered Thankful. "I don't care about stovepipe holes. It's that dreadful noise I want to locate. I hear it now, just as plain as ever." "Where could a stovepipe go to from here?" mused the captain. "Not into the kitchen; the kitchen chimney's way over t'other side.

Then entered Warrington, the adjutant, and the servant was dismissed at once. "Bad business," said Warrington, looking thoroughly cheerful. "What now?" "One of Squadron D's men murdered in the bazaar this afternoon. Body's in the morgue in charge of the police. 'Nother man who was with him apparently missing. No explanation, and the p'lice say there aren't any clues."

Well, neutral ground gets so trampled down by both sides, and so plundered by all, there ain't any thing fresh or good grows on it, and it has no cover for game nother. "Housundever, the ground is tried, it's well beat, but nothin' is put up, and you get back to where you started.

The little girl clung to her protector, shaking with weariness and fear. "I can't run 'nother step," she gasped. "Will he come after us here?" "Naw," returned the boy, with reassuring boldness, "he won't come this far. Yer just lay down in the grass, under this here tree, 'til yer catch yer wind; then we'll make it on down to the Interpreter's 'tain't far to the stairs. You just take it easy.

I guessed grimly. "No!" snapped Hamed indignantly. "'Nother fella." "That bird which says 'chump, chump, chump?" I meekly asked. Again Hamed sneered ironically. "No bird. No bird carn get along oyster. Little fella-green like leaf. Sing out 'Ko-rog, ko-rog, ko-rog!" "Oh! Frog!" "Yes. Like frog. Me call him 'ghouk' along my country. That fella inside gold-lip. One inch long.