Has not the woman as good a right as the man to long after ideal beautyto pine and die if she cannot find it; and regenerate herself in its light?' 'Yo-hoo-oo-oo!

"Oo-oo-oo yer!" was the exact remark.

There is probably no living sovereign of whom so little is really known in Europe as Nasr-oo-din, "Shah of Persia," "Asylum of the Universe," and "King of Kings," to quote three of his more modest titles.

"Oo-oo-ahoo!" cried he, crowing with mirth, as if I had said a yet more facetious thing.

" "Oo-oo-oo-oo, sir-r-r!" "Be quiet!

Oo-see-mee-id, The Younger.

A little later, above the high-pitched rattle of the wagon wheels, they heard the raucous, long-drawn "Yank-ee doo-oo-dle da-a-andy!" which confirmed their suspicions and identified the comers as gringos beyond a doubt.

" The third verse of the next stanza announces that he didn't go to sea in a schoo-oo-ooner,of the next that he went to sea in a bri-i-ig,and so on.

Quiet people were beginning to express some dissatisfaction with the noise made by these fellows, who, however, kept pretty much by themselves, as yet, and had got only to the musical stage of the proceedings, chorusing with unearthly yells a song contributed to the harmony of the afternoon by the first ruffian, the burden of which ran, "When this old hat was ny-oo, my boys, When this old hat was ny-oo-ooo!"

" Toot! too-oo-oot! sounded a whistle up the river.

Ours, pup; yours and mine: didn't you help to catch him, eh, pup?" Crusoe acknowledged the fact with a wag and a playful "bow-wowwow-oo-ow!" and followed his master to the place where the horse had been picketed.

"Ah-ya-ya-oo-aroo-yung-ung-loy-a-a-ya oo-chu-a-oy-ah-ohay-tching!"

" "Growwoo-oo-wow," grumbled Gringo.

" "Oo-hoo," came Roger's call across the field.