To her he was "Olaf" from that day forth.

For the remainder of that winter we had scarcely a day of quiet.

What ho! that merry, sudden blast Reminds me of the days long past!

In D., where I was for a long time coadjutor, we had our couple of burials regularly every day at three dollars a head, and as many masses at a dollar apiece as we had time to say, besides christenings and weddings, which always brought a little more grist to the mill.

Seated at the long table in the Lambert dining-room Harrison Cressy enjoyed a meal such as his chef-ridden soul had almost forgotten could exista meal so simple yet so delectable that he dreamed of it for days afterward.

Instead of "selling that he hath" for the benefit of the poor, he BUYS THE POOR, and exacts their sweat with stripes, to enable him to "clothe himself in purple and fine linen, and fare sumptuously every day;" or, HE SELLS THE POOR to support the gospel and convert the heathen!

They had been given fourteen days apiece, with a promise of six months if they transgressed a second time.

Is there any woman in the world on whom a sincere declaration from a charming, interesting person doesn't make an impression, and particularly if that person goes away practically the next day, leaving a blank?

It seems so to us, and so it has appeared to us from the very first day onwards.

Consequently one day her chariot drove up to Amelia's house, and the Bullock family made an irruption into the garden, where Amelia was reading.

He was never to be seen Saturday; seldom Sunday; always any day from Monday to Friday night.

Farmer Hall said he'd go to jail afore he'd pay, at fust, but arter five men 'ad spoke the truth and said they 'ad see Bob's youngsters tying a empty mustard-tin to its tail on'y the day afore, he gave way.

The Rover Boys winning a fortune; or Strenuous days ashore and afloat, by Arthur M. Winfield [pseud.]

Lightly, lightly they lodge in the brown grasses and in the tasseled needles of the pines, falling hour after hour, day after day, silently, lovingly,all the winds hushed,glancing and circling hither, thither, glinting against one another, rays interlocking in flakes as large as daisies; and then the dry grasses, and the trees, and the stones are all equally abloom again.

But this was another instance of how the unemployed operatives of Lancashire are being driven down from day to day deeper into the pestilent sinks of life in these hard times.

MATTHEWS, WALTER H. Cash-day.

It was a blowy April day outside, with a gay blue sky in which the white clouds raced, drawing barges of shadow over the earth below.

He took his work seriously, and spent many hours of each day east of Temple Bar.

XXth Corps will move into position during the night of Z-l=Zero day so as to attack the enemy at Beersheba on Zero day south of the wadi Saba with two divisions while covering his flank and the construction of the railway east of Shellal with one division on the high ground overlooking the wadis El Sufi and Hanafish.

Marcus Marcellus, having entered upon the consulship on the ides of March, assembled the senate on that day merely for form's sake He declared, that "in the absence of his colleague he would not enter into any question relative to the state or the provinces."

"Beastly day," said Adair.

I remember the day distinctly, and how my mother said: 'Don't you think, John, that Emily is a little young for anything like this?

Whilst I remained at Spring Garden, the alligators were yet in full life; the white-headed eagles setting; the smaller resident birds paring; and strange to say, the warblers which migrate, moving easterly every warm day, and returning every cold day, a curious circumstance, tending to illustrate certain principles in natural economy.

The assistance was most kindly given, though the day was Sunday, and for him, his men and his animals, emphatically a day of rest.

[Illustration: ARMISTICE DAY SMALL CHILD (excitedly): "Oh, Mother, what do you think?