" They gave them, grinning broadly.

Skinny said, breaking the spell while he grinned somewhat sheepishly and yet with an air of complete satisfaction.

Uncle Toby looked back and grinned amiably as he noted his ladder of protection, and his friendly tree of refuge.

How is the slooppretty heavily loaded?" He nodded, still grinning cheerfully over the ease with which I manipulated the wheel.

" He came grinning widely, balancing the heavy club in his hands.

The Nigger, too, missed, and Thrackles grinned triumphantly.

His teeth were long and sharp and grinned horribly, while his lower lip hung down upon his chest, and he had ears like elephant's ears, which covered his shoulders, and nails like the claws of some fierce bird.

And when Piney did nothing but laugh immoderately, Racey grinned foolishly.

You understand?" He grinned appreciatively.

The trapper grinned good-naturedly.

This annoyance had occurred several times since the establishment of the mill, and Bob West had protested vigorously to Mr. Skeelty for giving his men whiskey and turning them loose in a respectable community; but the manager merely grinned and said he must keep "the boys" satisfied at all hazards, and it was the business of the Millville people to protect themselves if the workmen became too boisterous.

"Yes, indeed; thank you, sir," said Ted, and he and Kalitan grinned at each other happily.

The fisherman was grinning delightedly at his own cleverness.

Mr. Grampus grinned sardonically over this continuation of the jest.

March grinned sympathetically but anxiously, and the onlookers held their breath.

Slim was overcome by the remembrance, and the Captain grinned feebly at the laughter which the tale invoked.

" Anne would have comforted Rudolph Musgrave; but, to her discomfiture, the colonel was grinning, however ruefully.

" The boy grinned reluctantly, answering the friendly twinkle in his uncle's eyes.

Here he paused; but when the marten only grinned impudently at him, he continued: "Can it be possible that you haven't seen the wild geese that stand under the mountain wall?

and he grinned a little maliciously.

To his unspeakable disgust the supposed sleuth grinned affably at his supposed quarry and said: "Ah, Hyman!

Afterward, you can come down and jump him!" He watched Jack Hood disappear, grinning faintly, and then hunted for Hal Dunbar.

" "Harsh words, Senorita," and Estada grinned grimly.

"But of course if you're bound to have that gun, Hal" Purvis grinned mirthlessly, his lean face wrinkling to the eyes, and he swung his horse in beside Buck.

"D-a-m' nig-ger!" grinned the sentinel, approvingly, looking at us to see if we also enjoyed the incident.