After travelling on foot for a day and a night; drenched by rain; scorched by the sun; crippled by rocks and roots; frightened by rattle-snakes and panthers; blistered and swollen by poisonous insects; nearly starved; tired to death; and presenting the most pitiable appearance in the world, Mr. P. reached the encampment of Mr. MURRAY, proprietor and exhibitor of the Adirondacks.

I am sorry, old fellow, I kept you talking instead of letting you look after your rattle-traps, but I was so glad to see you again after all this long time.

Now, in the next story I'm going to tell you about Dr. Pigg and the firecracker; that is if the mosquitoes don't sing so loudly that they wake up the baby's rattle box.

Benedick was just such another rattle-brain as Beatrice, yet he was not pleased at this free salutation: he thought it did not become a well-bred lady to be so flippant with her tongue; and he remembered, when he was last at Messina, that Beatrice used to select him to make her merry jests upon.

I ought to have told you of that doctor a fortnight ago; but, rattle-pate as I am, I forgot all about it.

The moccasin snakes, so called, and water rattle-snakesthe bites of both of which are as poisonous as our upland rattlesnakes at the north,are found in myriads about the stagnant waters and swamps of the South.

what new paper hobby-horses, what rattle-babies, are come out in your late May morris-dance? JUDICIO.

The instrumentalists, men or women, made sharp rattles whizz, noisy drums sound or shudder under small sticks terminated by a caoutchouc ball, "marimehas," kinds of dulcimers formed of two rows of gourds of various dimensionsthe whole very deafening for any one who does not possess a pair of African ears.

That Ireland has got to die; and, though it doesn't sound like it, this is the death-rattle beginning.

coyoltototl, literally, "the rattle-bird," so called from its peculiar notes (coyolli = a rattle), is one of the Tanegridae, probably the Piranga hepatica.

There are drums beating, tamburelli thumping and jingling, pipes squeaking, watchmen's-rattles clacking, penny-trumpets and tin horns shrilling, and the sharpest whistles shrieking everywhere.

Rattle-clatter, clash, clatter.

When you the pilfering rattle shake, Is not your honour too at stake?