At the whistle-blast the Rustlers kicked it offa beautiful, long, arching curve.

The anchor came up and when the engines shook the ship Mayne pulled the whistle-line and a long blast rolled across the woods.

I once had such a treasure and cherished it until I learned the secret of the whistle-maker's art.

Wull he do that, who's been out there, facin' death, clear eyed, hearing the whistle o' shell o'er his head, seeing his friends dee before his een?

As I looked, a shrieking hollow whistle overhead, a momentary pause, then"Crumph!" showed clearly what was the matter with the chateau.

"He's one of the reasons we're in this whistle stop," Amber said.

The humble tent and murmuring breeze That whistles thro' its fluttering wall, My unaspiring fancy please Better than towers and splendid halls.

Perhaps its wonders were once the goal of our wishesto receive a long bill from the jolly yeoman at the door, to see the living wonders of the upper story, and be treated with a pocket knife or whistle-whip from the counters of the lower apartments, have probably at one period or other been grand treats.