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"Been a-doing of it ever since 'e came in a hour ago. It ain't loud, p'r'aps, but it's worriting very worriting. If 'e wants to dance 'e might move about a bit 'stead o' keeping in one place all the time 'ark!" And she pointed with her quavering finger to a certain part of the ceiling whence came the tramp! tramp! of restless feet; and yet the feet never moved away.

"Which I just shan't," she cried; "and if your Mar was at home you wouldn't dare to ask. I never did see such a tiresome, worriting boy as you are, Master Ned. You're always wanting something when I'm busy; and what your master's a-thinking about to give you such long holidays at midsummer I don't know."

And they are a 'ungry lot, they are; and they ain't no work to do, and that's why they comes kicking and tearing and worriting just to see a bit of painting on a young lady's shoulders."

He got playing with the boys over an eel which they caught, and let it get away, but I can't find that he meant no harm nor hasn't taken nothing, but the boys got worriting him and scared him a bit, I am afraid."

'Eh, mester, she cried, lighting the gas. 'Hadn't ye better go to bed? Ye've had a worriting day. 'Happen I'd better, he answered deliberately, taking hold of the pipe and adjusting his spectacles. 'Can ye undress yeself? she asked him. 'Ay, he said, 'I can do that, wench. My candle! And he went carefully up to bed. 'Father's in a horrid temper.

"Ah, Betsy!" said a sick woman to a wealthier sister the other day, "it's of some use being well off; you won't be obliged when you die to have a district-lady worriting you with a chapter." But the district-lady has others to "worrit" in life besides the sick. Mrs.

"As if I'd no more sense than to go there an' then an' frighten him an' him with all those papers to look over!" "Then if you're so shy about worriting Benny and I don't blame you why be in such a hurry to worrit yourself? 'Bias has the papers that you may lay to." Fancy tapped her small foot on the floor, which it just reached. "As if I should be wastin' time, botherin' you!

'I should just think not! said Louie in answer to his question. 'She's gone most silly, and she hasn't got the right use of her legs either. 'Poor old thing! said David softly, falling into a dream. He was thinking of Margaret in her active, happy days when she used to bake scones for him, or mend his clothes, or rate him for 'worriting' 'Lias.

They took time to arrange, however, as all such contriving do, and cook was cross at being asked to undertake fresh duties, and wished to know what people wanted coming worriting about a house when a child in arms could see he wasn't wanted!

Get off with you, Sir Adrian, don't be worriting him. Now, drink that, sir, and don't speak another word." He was glad to obey. He wanted to think, in much thankfulness for the present, and in faith and love which brought hope for the future. Art thou a magistrate? Then be severe. -GEORGE HERBERT. Early in the day General Mohun received a note from Clement Underwood, begging him to look in at St.