There was a creak at the top of the pile-driver, and then "W-h-i-r-r!

co-co-come, my f-f-friends, I be-believe h-h-he r-ran by the g-g-garden w-wall toward the wa-water side.

Jack Vance and Grundywhew-w-w!"

W = weight of the beam.

"You shall have b-b-both hands in it, if you like," said he; "for I am at my w-w-wit's end.

" "So," continued the Lion, "are there really slaves of the W-w-w-witch around here?"

Fourteen are called "Subtonics; and are marked by the separated Italics, in the following words: B-ow, d-are, g-ive, v-ile, z-one, y-e, w-o, th-en, a-z-ure, si-ng, l-ove, m-ay, n-ot, r-oe."Ib., p. 54.

And the W-w-wizard, too!

You can't be aa very skillful w-workman if you've got to use your table for everything" [Illustration: "'I'm afraid', he ventured 'that I may require that table for cutting.'

" "W-what sort of thing?" asked the young man, feebly.

"Fr~om w=alk | t~o w=alk, | fr~om sh=ade | t~o sh=ade, From stream to purl | -ing stream | convey'd, Through all | the ma | -zes of | the grove, Through all | the ming | -ling tracks | I rove, Turning, Burning, Changing, Ranging, F=ull ~of | gri=ef ~and |

When it is the station that is calling, the call, W, is put in derivation upon the circuit, f{2} p, h, so that the portion of the circuit that passes through q W v is exceedingly feeble, and incapable of operating the bell of the post that is calling.

" "W-w-wot's the matter?"