A lady oror not?" Joseph clucked his tongue admiringly.

Just as soon as the hen saw me, she fluttered in front of the rabbit, and, spreading out her wings, clucked angrily, and acted as if she would peck my eyes out if I came nearer.

The first was holding aloft a roomy basket of wickerwork, in which some hens were anxiously clucking and flapping their wings.

The rest of the pullets were headed off by the other croquet players, and went through the vicar's kitchen garden into the doctor's field, to which rendezvous the fifth also came at last, clucking disconsolately after an unsuccessful attempt to walk on the cucumber frames in Mr. Witherspoon's place.

Please hurry," she added, and the driver clucked half-heartedly to his team.

Then sound the 'Sove kee poo!'" Need I tell how Captain Peck Was the last to leave the wreck, How the good ship perished, or How he brought them safe to shore, Landing, after all his men, Clucking softly like a hen? *