He did, and we went in,in through the vestibule, where I first had seen this man, tolling the bell for his mother's death,up the aisle, where I had gone the day I saw the thirsty, hungry, little mouse.

This is the house that Jack built This is the way the ladies ride This little pig went to market Three blind mice!

A red lantern, like an evil eye, gleamed from one dark corner; in the middle of the floor were several green lamps turned low, and over against the wall hung one barred lantern whose bright little gleam of light reminded one uncomfortably of a small, live mouse in a cage, caught and doomed, but undaunted still.

In the cage next was a tiny brown field mouse.

Since her pencil had ceased scribbling the room was so still that a tiny mouse had been nibbling at the toe of her shoe.

SEE Ward, Bertha Evans, ed. BARNUM, HILMA L. Walter, the lazy mouse.

One blonde mouse, by Edward Hope, pseud. of Edward Hope Coffey.

I once made a charming little savage severely repent the delight she took in seeing her tabby favourite make cruel sport with a pretty sleek bead- eyed mouse, before she devoured it.

He did, and we went in,in through the vestibule, where I first had seen this man, tolling the bell for his mother's death,up the aisle, where I had gone the day I saw the thirsty, hungry, little mouse.

If you have investigated my record you must know I am as poor as these miserable mice.

It was without doubt a sound created by some industrious mouse, or perhapsthough that idea was a less pleasant oneby a greedy rat.

I'm not at home to corpses; 'tis my way, Like cats with captive mice to toy and play.

THE STORY OF HENNY PENNY; and, The sly mouse.

Here are creep-mouse manners, and thievish manners.

There was a crooked man, and he went a crooked mile, He found a crooked sixpence against a crooked stile: He bought a crooked cat, which caught a crooked mouse, And they all lived together in a little crooked house.

It was a hungry pussy cat, upon Thanksgiving morn, And she watched a thankful little mouse, that ate an ear of corn.

You may have seen a picture of an inquisitive mouse trapped by an Oyster.

"He's as poor as an insolvent church mouse and as proud as the devil.

I have really spared it because I had nothing in particular to write about, and I confess I am somewhat doubtful as to whether I am even now justified in invoking the kind offices of a publisher with a view to bringing forth this literary mouse in due form!

He then put a lively little mouse upon it, which by running round and round upon the earth made it grow larger and larger.

The little lone field-mouse creeps down to drink.

Thou wilt be as valiant as the wrathful dove, or most magnanimous mouse.

The cursed carrier lost his best Book of Phrases; and the malicious mice and rats eat up all his Pearls and Golden Sentences.

For one to whom ease and grace come by nature, even the chase of meadow mice is an act of beauty, while another goes awkwardly though in pursuit of a goddess.

A mechanical mouse in which Edy, my little daughter, showed keen interest and delight, was taken away as being "realistic and common.