Then he lustily trolls As he onward strolls, A rollicking song for the saving of souls.

" Then the Sheriff laughed again, but not as though he liked the jest, while the butchers said, one to another, "Before Heaven, never have we seen such a mad rollicking blade.

They bear awhile in silent envy the annoying sight of the rollicking crowd and the joyful JOHNNY with his troop of apprentices, who have all they can possibly do to attend to their numerous customers, and who receive their broad pieces of money with a careless ease that makes the fingers of the lookers-on tingle.

So leave at the door when the toiling is o'er All the burdens of worktime behind, And just be a dad to your girl or your lad A dad of the rollicking kind.

The himene was the offspring of the original efforts of the Polynesians to adapt the songs of the sailormen, the national airs of the adventurers of many countries, the rollicking obscenities and drinking doggerel of the navies, and the religious hymns drilled into their ears by the missionaries, English and French.

The pianist struck up "Let's Murder Care," a rollicking trifle from a Broadway hit.