They ain't over-kind ter pirates in them provinces o' late, I've bin toldbut the savin' o' her life wud make a heap o' difference with the Governor.

" "Yo' bringum heap jam, bringum shirt.

Her instincts were truer than Mrs. Markham's and it struck her as perfectly proper that one like Ethelyn should sit still while others served, and to her mistress' remarks as to the ironing, she hastened to reply: "I'd a heap sight rather do them up than to iron the boys' coarse shirts and pantaloons.

I'd feel a heap safeter ef this quilt was nailed to the flo' on each side o'my legs.

Perro gazed at them sadly from the carriage window remembering perhaps his own dust heap days.

~Priscilla.~ Priscilla in the garret loft Of rare old silks and velvets soft A heap espying, Forgotten hues of a by-gone day!

Oh yes, me give heap fish.

An' I do be thinkin' the Widder Darlin' is a heap fonder of Miss Jane now than she would have been had poor dear Mr. Darlin' lived!"

Wangee girl give me heap grub," said the squaw, without moving.

An' we learned to purnounce a heap mo' words than either one of us has ever needed to know, though there has been times, sech ez when my wife's mother took the phthisic an' I had the asthma, thet I was obligated to write to the doctor about it, thet I was thankful for my experience in the blue-back speller.

" "They're a heap nicer," returned Laurella blithely.

Heap noise all time.

"Me got heap cache nuts and berries," said the squaw.

How long yo' ketchum heap jam, heap shirt?"

"I'll make ye a heap sicker if ye don't vamose the ranch," continued Fairley, advancing.

D, E and G] heap affliction.

Me makee heap trouble for boss.

Buckwheat cakes is very good, but to keep your own counsel is a heap betterso when you go home don't you go to telling about that ere pig-pen business, or the time when the old hen flewed at you, or tumbling off the old horse.

Well, sir, when I got home that night, I found wife a heap cheerfuler.

He was much struck by one of the verses in it: "Therefore if thine enemy hunger, feed him; if he thirst, give him drink: for in so doing thou shalt heap coals of fire upon his head.