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Carol's hero-worship dwindled to polite nodding, and the nodding dwindled to a desire to escape, and she went home with a headache. Next day she saw Miles Bjornstam on the street. "Just back from Montana. Great summer. Pumped my lungs chuck-full of Rocky Mountain air. Now for another whirl at sassing the bosses of Gopher Prairie."

From what the doctor said you can let us have some." "I can do that. The storeroom's chuck-full; and it was only a few days ago I said to David it was time we set about getting them off. I will fill your cart, sir, and not overcharge you neither.

"Oh, do have a play," said Frank, "and then us fellows can take part. We couldn't do anything at a bazaar, except stand around and buy things." "And we're chuck-full of histrionic talent," put in Guy. "You ought to see me do Hamlet." "Yes," said Frank, "Guy's Hamlet is quite the funniest thing on the face of the earth. I do love comedy."

But as the far-seeing eyes gazed into the future, they softened until the tears mingled with Billy's on the already much-stained silken gown. "Billy-boy, we're crying. I wonder what for?" "Because," Billy's mouth was full of that silken gown; "because you and me is so plum chuck-full of happiness we're nigh to busting." "Oh! Billy, is that really it, really?" Billy looked up from his shrine.

Now that exemplifies just what I was saying it's a part of our machinery. Now a church is like everything else, it's got to have a boss, a head, an authority of some sort, that people will listen to and mind. The Catholics are different, as you say. Their church is chuck-full of authority all the way from the Pope down to the priest and accordingly they do as they're told.

They have stolen up here, no doubt, to get away from their friends, and they are having the happiest hours of their lives. "Them two, sor," volunteers Fin, as we pass them lying under the willows near my morning subject, "is as chuck-full of happiness as a hive's full of bees.

They say it happened twenty years ago or more. This Tatman, so I was told, was a young fellow green from San Francisco a bank clerk, I think who came into the gold country and brought his wife with him. They were both chuck-full of courage, and the story was that each worshiped the ground the other walked on, and that the girl had insisted on being her husband's comrade in adventure.

Jason made no comment and Steve went on: "I've paid fer this hoss an' buggy an' I got things hung up at home an' a leetle money in the bank, an' yo' ma says she wouldn't go back to the mountains fer nothin'." "How's Mavis?" asked Jason abruptly. "Reckon you wouldn't know her. She's al'ays runnin' aroun' with that Pendleton boy an' gal, an' she's chuck-full o' new-fangled notions.

They say it happened twenty years ago or more. This Tatman, so I was told, was a young fellow green from San Francisco a bank clerk, I think who came into the gold country and brought his wife with him. They were both chuck-full of courage, and the story was that each worshiped the ground the other walked on, and that the girl had insisted on being her husband's comrade in adventure.

If a middle-aged man, upon picking up the Scottish Chiefs, finds that his boyhood enthusiasm for the prowess and noble deeds and character of Sir Wm. Wallace and of Bruce is still present, let him put, or try to put that glory into an overture, let him fill it chuck-full of Scotch tunes, if he will.