"Tain't nateral; 'tain't noways nateral; thet woman hain't got any nateral feelin' in her," said Eben Hill, leaning against a grave-stone, and idly chewing a spray of golden-rod.

It gives me a kind of a lonesome feelin'.

They's a sort of hollow feelin' inside me.

When I tole her jes' how to do it,ash-cakes, griddle-cakes, batter-cake, every kin' of cake,she was so mighty obligated that she took a little bit of a pie, made of meat, out of the bag what she'd brought along to eat on the way home, not feelin' hungry at lunch time, an' give it to me.

There's no ill-feelin'.

They might git his little feelin's hurted, an' 't wouldn't do no good, though some few has been made to his face by one or two smarty, ill-raised boys.

r so much, and Josiah feelin' so neat had paid him in advance, and there wuz another party waitin' for him.

You allus was orful feelin' for everybody when you wuz little, 'n' I don't see 's you've outgrowed it a bit.

I then said: "Feller Sitizens: When I say I'me hily pleased at this onexpected cerprise, I but reiterate the pent up feelins of an overflowin heart.

" "That was my first trip; it took me a long time to get over my scared feelin', but I finally did, and I soon found myself goin' back across the river, with two and three people, and sometimes a whole boatload.

"And there, you see, is where sinful feelin' in me turned me over to the enemy, bound hand and foot, gagged and blindfolded.

What happened?" "I was sayin' that Butch was feelin' pretty sociable.

That was a delightful feelin', I rather conclude.

Is the old lady as ugly and big-feelin' as the son?"

The tears came into my eyes, an' I'm not sure but I was sobbin' under a forlorn, lonesome feelin', when I heard a step behind me, an' before I could put away the letter or wipe my eyes, a hand was softly laid upon my shoulder.