Vogue mat service, for use in March and April, tying up with the Vogue pattern book.

Reddy Kilowatt mat service sheet 27.

Before the oxen Sa-lum-mat-u na-si. Chorus Before the oxen Sa-lum-mat-u na-si.

If a guard appeared from around the mat-shop or coming out of the Principal Keeper's office, the convicts sunning themselves on the dirt-pile in the free hour of noon, or late in the afternoon, after the shops had closed, spoke with motionless lips to the two diggers.

Les trois-mats fantome, by Jean d'Agraives.

As the stream widened until the farther bank disappeared in the artificial mist of rising smoke and man-stirred dust, the Foreign Devils' fire junks appeared, majestically steaming up and downswift swans that scorned the logy, lumbering native craft, the mat sails and toiling sweeps of which made them appear motionless by comparison.

Hid and secured within these coverings, they built up the walls with bricks, and again, by another turn of the screw, cleared a place for themselves to proceed with the building; and, when they thought it time to lay another floor, they laid the ends of the beams, covered in by the outer bricks in like manner as in the first story, and from that story they again raised the uppermost floor and the mat-work.

A dozen men, of the largest and most athletic forms, their cakahoos (or mat-dresses) laid aside, and their huge limbs exposed to the red glare of the fire; their faces rendered hideous by being tattooed all over, showing by the firelight quite a bright blue; their eyes, which are remarkable for their fierce expression, all fixed upon us, but with a look of good temper, co-mingled with intense curiosity.

The coolies lived in frail little mat houses in the same enclosure as his bungalow.

Its manjhi (headman) stood on the stern deck, binding together the mat roof of his boat.

The furniture consisted of a few boxes, some wooden vessels for their food, and a few mat bags.