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He laid down, and put his paw on my breast. "Affection of the Bear for his Master," I repeated. "You see the Monarch of the Western Wilds in a subjugated state. Fierce as these animals naturally are, we now see that they have hearts and can love. This Bear, the largest in the world, and measurin seventeen feet round the body, loves me as a mer-ther loves her che-ild!"

"Haven't seen Bobsy do one of those stunts since I was a che-ild!" Arms down, hands clasped, eyes growing bigger, face paling into snow, we watched her. To all but Vandeman, this was a more or less familiar performance. They took it rather as a matter of course. It was the Chinaman, coming in with the coffee tray, who seemed most strangely affected by it.

"You're happy, you love and are loved, so please don't put it that way. It's not fair. Think of the pitiable position I'm in." "My dear Roxbury," quite severely, "if there's nothing else that will influence you, just stop to consider the che-ild! There's Tootles, dear Tootles, to think of." Of course Mrs. Odell-Carney could not be expected to know that Edith was blithely jesting.

'Why this jaundiced air, Jim? Look at our other Thompson over there. 'Our other Thompson' was at that moment engaged in conversation with the Headmaster at the opposite side of the field. 'Look at him, said Charteris, 'prattling away as merrily as a little che-ild to the Old Man. You should take a lesson from him.

Housewifely Patty ran away, happy in her new role of hostess to a house party. The men still sat on the tea-porch, smoking, and talking over the political situation. "Here you are again," Chick greeted her; "but where's the che-ild? I must see that youngster to-night. I've I've brought her a present."

Where bees are concerned, the 'smoker's' fumes are of a soporific and soothing nature. Indeed, before a puff of its smoke a bee's naughty malice and resentment disappear, and the bee itself sinks, gently humming, into the peaceful, contented slumber of a little che-ild. At least, that was what the books said.

"It must have been made especially strong," observed Reddy. "It was. Hickory and iron were the materials used, I believe. I played with it when but a toddling che-ild," continued Hippy, "and also smashed three before my father had this one made to order. ''Twas ever thus from childhood's earliest hour," he added mournfully. "I always had to have things made to order."

Mike rolled over in bed and glared up at the orator. Most of his face was covered by the water-jug, but his eyes stared fixedly from above it. He winked in a friendly way, and, putting down the jug, drew a deep breath. "Nothing like this old '87 water," he said. "Such body." "I like you jawing about discipline," said Mike morosely. "And why, my gentle che-ild, should I not talk about discipline?"