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Halor une u lúm don bún ki shnong hapoh u Siem Shillong. Mynhyndái halor une u lúm don kawei ka dieng kaba khráw shibúin eh haduh ba ka la kah dum ia ka pyrthei baroli kawei, ka kyrteng kata ka dieng ki khot ka Dingiei. Ki khún Khasi ki la ia kut jingmut ba lada yn ioh pynduh noh ia kane ka dieng ka'n bha ka'n shái ka pyrthei, namar katba ka dang ieng, ka pyrthei ka dum bad ka'm lah ban seisoh.

You will not be afraid, all alone by yourself up there?" "Afraid? No. What is there to be afraid of?" "Och, I do not know. Only all alone sometimes one iss afraid " "There aren't any ghosts about, are there?" "Ghosts? Noh!" with a ghost of a laugh. "I do not believe in ghosts or any such things, though some people does.

La don u wei U Wár Umwi, uba kyrteng U Loh Ryndi, uba la leit khwái dohkha na ka Wah Umwi; te ynda la ngat tang kata kawai u la wan noh sba la ieng. Ynda u la syang u la buh noh halor tyngír ha ka ruh. Hangta u la klet bad um kynmáw shuh ban bám ia ka.

"Golly, Mass' Hald'n," exclaimed Accra Prout, our stalwart mulatto cook, whose sinuous arm had thus incontinently settled the dispute between my sable opponent and myself. "I'se guess dis chile gib dat black debble goss, noh ow!"

"Some un's gwain' to die," in a tone of vast satisfaction. "Of course, of course if we wait long enough. It's perhaps you. You'll die yourself sometime, you know." "Noh, I wun't. No 'n'll ivver see me die. I'll just turn into sun'th'n a gull maybe," as one floated by on moveless wing, the very poetry of motion; and the fathomless black eyes followed it with pathetic longing.

But before the violin had been lifted anew into position there came from the shadow of the pillar an explosive negative. "'Noh! Noh! You do not play thot again! "The musician turned in furious astonishment. Had he taken warning from the look in the other man's eyes he might have acted differently.

He was apparently as far removed from the war as if he had lived in the Fiji Islands, and the fugitives felt quite as safe at his rustic abode as if they had been on the planet Mars. His nationality, too, gave them the cheering assurance that they were approaching the frontier. "Vagons noh," he said; "no mohr." Then he pointed to his brimming basket and said more which they could not understand.

One of them is Miss Hen and the other iss Miss Chum." "Good Lord, what names! Two old maids, I presume, curls and spectacles and that kind of thing!" "They are not old, noh. And they are ferry nice to look at, especially Miss Chum." "Well, well, so she ought to be to make up for her name." "They were quite put out to think of having turned you out of your roomss "

Yesterday we had our first taste of the Noh drama. We got there before nine in the morning, and I left before two to go to Mr. Naruse's funeral, but Mamma stayed till nearly three when she had to go to speak at a school.

"Noh!" exclaimed Sir Isaac, with careless compassion in his deep, viscid voice. "If it's a short war, there'll be another war. You English will never leave it alone. So that whatever happens, if I take up explosives, I can't go wrong. It's velvet." "It seems to me we shall bust up the whole world if we aren't careful, soon." Sir Isaac smiled more compassion. "Not at all," he said easily.