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Meantime a little bird came up and perched on the branch above his head, and sang to him, so he felt less lonely. Joel, supposing Davie was close behind him, trudged on and on. "Hooray, we're most there!" he shouted at last. "Come on, Dave," and he turned around. "Why Dave Dave!"

"Hooray!" shouted Bob, who was now in a high state of delight, "isn't this better than learning our jolly old hic haec hoc, eh, Sep?" "I should think so." "Oh!"

'And even the woman of what are called the upper classes even she must wince at the times when men throw off the mask and let her see how in their hearts they despise her. A few weeks ago Mr. Lothian Scott 'Boo! Boo! 'Hooray! ''ray for Lothian Scott! In the midst of isolated cheers and a volume of booing, she went on

He shaded his eyes and looked steadily across at Leigh. "There is a man running from the coast-guard station," he said. "There! there are two or three others running to meet him. Now they are going back together." The boys stood looking fixedly at the station. "Hooray!" Jack said after a minute; "there comes the boat out of the house.

It was a Boonesborough gone to seed in a fancied peace. He arrived unchallenged. Indians might have done the same. The first persons whom he met stared at him blankly, then amazed. "What! Boone? We thought you dead long since man! Hooray!" At the cry, the people flocked to greet him. He had been absent five months and twelve days; four of these months he had been among the Indians.

Goodness knows how far he fell, and Chunky got a bump that would have knocked the breath out of almost anyone. Hooray, T-a-d!" roared Ned in answer to his companion's signal. "Are you all right?" The tiny piece of cloth waved more emphatically. "What's the matter, can't you talk?" The handkerchief fluttered more rapidly. Ned interpreted this as meaning that the boy could not make himself heard.

Hooray!" cried Bob, who had not the slightest objection to seeing himself surpassed; while the two Malays in charge of the guns and impediments on the other side stared at each other in astonishment, and in a whisper asked if the young chief had gone out of his mind. "Now then, Sambo-Jumbo," cried Bob, "over with those guns. Come along, they are not loaded."

"Hooray for Clark!" cried a man at the edge of the copse. "Hooray for Clark!" it was the whole regiment this time. From execration to exaltation was but a step, after all. And the Creoles fell to scoffing at their sufferings and even forgot their hunger in staring at the goal. The backwoodsmen took matters more stolidly, having acquired long since the art of waiting.

It's breakfast for us, now!" cried Tad, leaping to Texas' back, leading Jimmie dashing down the hill to meet the oncoming horsemen. "Hooray!" welcomed Ned Rector. And amid the shouts of the boys and the barking of the dogs, rescuers and rescued drew swiftly toward each other. Walter and Chunky finally made out Tad, tattered and torn, but riding his pony proudly, approaching the camp.

"Hooray!" yelled Junkie, now fairly aflame, as he jumped like the fish, flourished the big hook round his head, and gaffed Quin by the lappet of his coat! "Have a care, you spalpeen," shouted the Irishman, grasping the excited youngster by the collar and disengaging himself from the hook. "Sure it might have been me nose as well as me coat, an' a purty objec' that would have made me!"

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