The unfortunates in the wet camp were not slow to avail themselves of his cheering rays.

" A rousing cheer burst from the group around the fire when they heard this solution of Migwan's problem.

Cheer thee, my heart, though tired and slow An unknown grassy place Somewhere on earth is waiting now To rest thee from thy race.

The humor, the knowledge of human nature, that he always had at command, were employed in his writings and daily thoughts to enliven and cheer men.

But he was terribly exhausted and harassed, and by degrees as the stimulant of recent comfort lost its cheering warmth within him, he silently grew despondent again within himself, and his dramatic fancies of fear became near and tragic realities.

Go, cheer father.

Mars Sam wuz settin' by de table, w'en Mis' Polly come downstairs, slow an' solemn, an' stood dere in de middle er de flo', all in black, till Mars Sam sot a cheer fer her.

The morn-ing a-rose bright and cheer-ful.

"Did the cheer inebriate and what is the technical difference between gunny-sacks and carpet bags?" "Oh, that was our Vigilance Headquarters of fifty-six, where we hung Casey and Cora," elucidated the Forty-niner.

Before the end of the second day his alert good nature made him cheer leader, and thereafter he rarely had time to eat all that was set before him, though possessed of a boy's healthy appetite.

"Ax your pardon, Mr. Grimes," said Adam solemnly, "but what wi' people's legs, an' cheer legs, an' the legs o' tables,not to mention sideboards an' cab'nets,which, though not 'aving no legs, ain't to be by no manner o' means despised therefore,w'ot wi' this an' that, an' t'other, I am that con-fined, or as you might say, con-fused, I don't know which legs is mine, or yourn, or anybody else's.

Well, I know it is not all settled, but your letter is chearful and cheer-making.

" "It's all very well for you to talk that cheer-o stuff.

Above this stormy din, We, too, would hear the bells of cheer Ring peace and freedom in! REVIEWS AND LITERARY NOTICES.

As we marched in there was a cheer, not very heartya cheer propitiatory, for they did not know what we meant to do.

With steady aim the volley was returned; and ere the smoke rose a cheer rang through the ravine, and Riley fell with a swoop on the intrenchments.

The woman seemed simple-minded and very illiterate; and as she stood in the middle of the floor, looking vaguely round she said, "Aw can hardly ax yo to sit deawn, for we'n sowd o' th' things eawt o'th heawse for a bit o' meight; but there is a cheer theer, sich as it is; see yo; tak' that."

Cheer upand let's get out of this place.

Cheer upyou may find some other person willing to employ you.

The dory she'd nose up ter butt it, And then git discouraged an' slide; No noise but the thole-pins a-squeakin', Or, maybe, the swash of a wave, No feller ter cheer yer by speakin' 'Twas lonesomer, lots, than the grave.

Could the pleasures or the gaities of the world cast one cheering beam upon their lonely home?

The earth becomes more and more thickly dotted with these permanent disks of light, and each is visited by pilgrims, who go and stand with reverence and admiration within the cheering circle.

From the chassis of the various air craft the airmen waved farewells to the cheering crowd.

The scenery has always been finesometimes magnificent, and there has always been a certain cheering hope, which sustained me as I lay hour after hour in the Malingam Nullah, or sat expectant amid ever varying and always beautiful glades and passes, watching the bird life, and storing up scenes and memories which I know I shall never forget.

Her influence bids our talents rise 'Neath Love and Fancy's native skies! I heard an infant's lisping tongue Address his mother's smiling eye, And fondly ask his favourite song His soul seemed wrapt in harmony; She sungand gave the cheering kiss, Which made the poet's fortune his.