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"Mrs. Steering! That's something of a title, too, isn't it? But, after all, who is so proud of newcome titles as the Superintendent of the Gulch Mine, François Placide DeLassus Bernique, eh, Mistaire Steering?" "Old chap's satisfaction is good to live in. Oh, we are all happy, happy! Elsie and Carington seem to be hitting it off well, too, don't they?"

The chap was big enough to eat him, but he didn't have no kind of show. The young un just hit him where he liked, and in five minutes that chap's face was a thing to see, and the lad never got so much as a scratch. I wouldn't have thought as a man could have used his hands like that if I hadn't been thar. I shall be right-down sorry to lose him."

The huge vagabond then placed his knee upon my chest, and called out to his companion: "I say, Mister, come and see if this here chap's the right un." The person called to, came up; and, immediately after, through my eyelashes, I beheld the diabolical white face of Daunton.

"'Twas the roundaboutest, dodge-my-eyedest, hole-an'-cornerdest bit of a chap's mind as iver I heard given," pronounced the traitorous Oke. "Oke Oke," Old Zeb exclaimed, "all you know 'pon the fiddle I taught 'ee!" Said Prudy "That's like what the chap said when the donkey kicked en. ''Taint the stummick that I do vally, he said, ''tis the cussed ongratefulness o' the jackass."

"Only this, S'Richard," said the man, eagerly, and he now had laced up the shoes he had brought in and thrust them beneath the curtain. "You see, my father he used to say as it was a chap's dooty to try and rise in the world." "Yes, of course," said Richard Frayne, thoughtfully taking up a piece of the contrivance upon which he had been at work.

I hadn't forgotten that Polish chap's behaviour to you, my dear." Through Gyp passed a quiver of dread, a vague return of the feelings once inspired by Rosek. "I'm almost sorry you went, Dad. Did you say anything very " "Did I? Let's see! No; I think I was quite polite." He added, with a grim, little smile: "I won't swear I didn't call one of them a ruffian.

But if he meant to do it, now was the moment. Turning from the David Cox, he took out the torn letter. "I've had this." Her eyes widened, stared at him, and hardened. Soames handed her the letter. "It's torn, but you can read it." And he turned back to the David Cox a sea-piece, of good tone but without movement enough. 'I wonder what that chap's doing at this moment? he thought.

When we rushed down the cellar after him, he swung the thing round again and simply walked out of the front door. Damn it, man, it's open!" They hurried outside. French blew his whistle. One of the plain-clothes men came running up from the avenue. He was looking a little sheepish. "What's wrong?" French demanded. "He's gone off," was the unwilling reply. "I guess that chap's given us the slip."

One of these little boy pigs always wore short trousers with stripes painted on them, and the other little piggie chap's trousers were like a checker-board. And then oh, but I almost forgot about the little baby pig. She was the sweetest little creature you can imagine, and her right name was Pinky, because she was so pink, just like a baby's toes when she sleeps in her crib.

I dare say we shall be starting about the same time, and if so, if you don't mind, we might join forces." "Now, what is this chap's game?" I asked myself. "He isn't drawing me out for nothing; and as these two are together they have no need of companionship. There's some special reason why they want to join us."