Vingo, what has happened?" "Ah, little missy, if I wasn't clean gone tuck!

Margaret was hatlessand the glory of the eminently sensible spring sun appeared to centre in her hairand violet-clad; and the gown, like most of her gowns, was all tiny tucks and frills and flounces, diapered with semi-transparenciesunsubstantial, foam-like, mere violet froth.

"Truly, it is a wondrous thing," quoth the Beggar, "I would have made my vow, to see the masterly manner in which thou didst tuck away yon pot of ale, that thou hadst not tasted clear water for a brace of months.

She could skim the State Street windows and come away with a mental photograph of every separate tuck, hem, yoke, and ribbon.

It is a downright swell tuck-in he looks to get, same as you might expect to have in one of the Montreal hotels.