Lean on the wall, and loose her cage-bird heart, To lift and breast and dance upon the breeze.

Jack put a little handle on her cage door so that she could open and shut it herself, and it was very amusing to hear her say in the morning, "Clear the track, children!

As they were passing a house where a large bird-cage hung in the open window, Flora heard the words, "Petit blanc, mon bon frère!

"Though this Grosbeak seems rather dull and stupid out of doors, he is a charming cage pet, growing tame and singing a delightful warbling song.

Luke poked a good-sized piece of the sake under the cage cover.

It was only when I sat, an hour later, disgustedly reflecting on this incident, that I remembered that there was always some 'hand-working' of the engine during the cage-descents, an engineman reversing the action by a handle at every stroke of the piston, to prevent bumping.

You can imagine the peopleold men with turbans undone, veiled women, crying babiestumbling out of the little bird-cage houses and down the narrow streets.

During the greater part of my period of observation Tiny was cage-mate of Scotty, the most calm and apparently lazy of all the monkeys.

He sat near the front of his cage mugging at tourists, carrying on, drawing them closer as they took pictures.

Wunnerful ankles you've a-got, Sarah, and a wunnerful cage o' teeth.

She had brought the netting, as she promised, for Dakie Thayne, who received it with thanks, and straightway hastened off to get his "elephant" and a piece of string, and to find a convenient elm-branch which he could convert into a cage-pasture.

Followed up the left bank of the Sherlock to Camp 42, and found a little water still remaining in the bird-cage pools, where we halted for two hours.

When I saw the four meeting chains of the cage-roof emerge, the pointed roof, and two-sided frame, I stopped the ascent, and next attached to the knock-off gear a long piece of twine which I had provided; carried the other end to the cage, in which I had five companions; lit my hat-candle, which was my test for choke-damp, and the Davy; and without the least reflection, pulled the string.

[)y], as in baby c, as in call; ç, as in mice; ch, as in child; [-c]h, as in school g, as in go; [.g], as in cage s, as in saw; [s=], as in is th, as in thin; th, as in then x, as in vex; [x=], as in exact.

This current, however, soon became too vehemently boisterous for anything: I saw the lamp-light struggle, the dead cheeks quiver, I heard the cage-shoes go singing down the wire-rope guides, and quicker we went, and quicker, that facile descent of Avernus, slipping lightly, then raging, with sparks at the shoes and guides, and a hurricane in my ears and eyes and mouth.

"Why, it is easy to keep the door of the cage shut," John remarked, but to keep puss out of her old haunts was not possible.

I Guard thy feelings, pretty Vestal, From the smooth Intruder free; Cage thy heart in bars of chrystal, Lock it with a golden key: Thro' the bars demurely stealing, Noiseless footstep, accent dumb, His approach to none revealing Watch, or watch not, LOVE WILL COME.

A road extends from Great George-street, Westminster, through Bird-cage walk, to Grosvenor-place, for private carriages, on the side of which, marked 5 in the plan, (in front of the present barracks,) a row of new houses will be erected.

He put his arm through the cage bars and stroked him, but Monarch made no sign.

Doctor Hamilton and the writer were in the cage watching.

Just as certainly as man has arisen from something whose bones alone remain as reminders of his existence, we are persuaded man himself is to be the ancestor of another creature, differing as much from him as he from the Chimpanzi, and who, if he will not supplant and wipe him out, will probably segregate him and allow him to play out his existence in cage cities.

Scale 1/120 L, laboratory; C, cages; A, experiment room in which multiple-choice apparatus was installed; B, E, additional rooms for research; D, store room and shop; Z, large central cage communicating with the eight smaller cages 1-8.]

My cage confines me round, Abroad I cannot fly;