My mi fortune.

When I should have been at school construing, Batte, mi fili, mi fili, mi Batte, I was close under a hedge, or under a barn-wall, playing at span-counter or jack-in-a-box.

Mr. Dodgson sent a letter to The Observer on this subject: Sir,Your paper of May 29th contains a leading article on Christ Church, resting on so many mis-statements of fact that I venture to appeal to your sense of justice to allow me, if no abler writer has addressed you on the subject, an opportunity of correcting them.

"Let us have some tea, O-mi-mi," requested her father.

Saint Monday, Easter Monday, Whit Monday; Bairam^; wayz-goos^, bean feast; Arbor Day, Declaration Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Memorial Day, Thanksgiving Day; Mardi gras [Fr.], mi-careme [Fr.], feria [Lat.], fiesta. place of amusement, theater; hall, concert room, ballroom, assemblyroom^; music hall.

[Footnote 29: " Non posso viver in città, ove tutti i nobili, o non mi concedano

" Left her heart and lost my own "Adios, mi corazon.

i mie' pensieri: e quando arete ottantuno anni, come ò io, mi crederete.

La brigandine descend presqu'à mi-cuisse; mais à son extrémité est attachée circulairement une étoffe de soie qui vient jusqu'à mi-jambe.

Adiós con mi dinero ...

Ahi troppo, disse, M' hai tu, Tancredi, offesso: or tanto basti: Tu dal corpo, che meco e per me visse, Felice albergo gia, mi discacciasti.

Be' mi dove'.

Se pur ti piace meco battagliare, Morto ne rimarrai su questo campo; Ma siami testimonio il cielo e 'l sole, Che darti morte mi dispiace e duole.

Aquel es mi escudo

Neaw, aw haven't mi family under mi hat; Aw've a woife and six childer to keep eawt o' that; So aw'm rayther amung it just neaw, yo may see Iv ever a fellow wur

si usted me concede lo que tanto anhelo, y para ello iré dentro de una hora a su casa, y le haré entrar recado por Bruno de que deseo hablarle; usted entonces hágame decir secamente por el mismo que no me quiere recibir, y yo entonces interpretaré esta repulsa a mi favor.

aw ne'er wur so woven afore; My back's welly brocken, mi fingers are sore; Aw've been starin' an' rootin' amung this Shurat, Till aw'm very near getten as bloint as a bat.

Perdosa, out of forty or fifty mis-fires, got one feeble sputter, and a tremendous bang which blew up his piece, leaving only the stock in his hand.

¡Si conoceré yo a mi gente!

Your companion, while he helps you to pick the barbs out, calls the palm laughingly by another name, 'Suelta-mi-Ingles'; and tells you the old story of the Spanish soldier at San Josef.

The principal figures of Orthography are two; namely, Mi-me'-sis and Ar'-cha-ism.

Allons, mi lady!

Adios, mi madre!

y en cuanto a mi marido ...

But he refused all overtures, saying: "Pues mi Dios por mi murio, yo quiero morir por el", a phrase which has a singular resemblance to the key note of this drama.