"There's yon man Chisholm been here during the evening, and he tells me they haven't come across a trace of her, so far.

Never had there been such pay in Butte as in yon time.

"Lords," said he, "beyond yon trees is a valley and in the valley the tower of Brand, the which you may see from the brush yonderaha!

27 'Hard by yon wood, now smiling as in scorn, Muttering his wayward fancies, he would rove; Now drooping, woeful, wan, like one forlorn, Or crazed with care, or cross'd in hopeless love.

Then up spoke the Bishop hastily, for he could hold his peace no longer: "Your Majesty," quoth he, "yon fellow in blue is a certain outlawed thief of the mid-country, named Robin Hood; yon tall, strapping villain goeth by the name of Little John; the other fellow in green is a certain backsliding gentleman, known as Will Scarlet; the man in red is a rogue of a northern minstrel, named Allan a Dale.

Ye mind yon days in the spring of 1918?

Yon lodger of yours is dead, and your mother in a fine way, wondering where you are!" CHAPTER V THE BRASS-BOUND CHEST

Look at yon heap of clothes.

And they too have a voice, yon piles of snow, And in their perilous fall shall thunder, God!

"Over beyond yon clump of trees is as sweet a little inn as ever thou hast lifted eyelid upon; but I go not thither, for they have a nasty way with me.

What can compare with the vase of yon alabaster fountain filled with crystal water?

As for yon traitor Tinker, him will I hang, if I catch him, upon the very highest gallows tree in all Nottinghamshire.

"If hopes were dupes, fears may be liars; It maybe, in yon smoke concealed, Your comrades chase e'en now the fliers,

DAPHNIS. Come to yon elms, and hear me pipe once more.

Hark!" continued the speaker, exultingly, "and listen to yon evidence of his triumph.

The following verse of Omar Chiam seems to belong to Hafiz: "Each spot where tulips prank their state Has drunk the life-blood of the great; The violets yon fields which stain Are moles of beauties Time hath slain.

As, flame-enkindled, they lift up their voice, Blaze once, and not a trace is left behind: So waste his flesh to powder in yon fire!

Forbear to touch my Love, or by yon flame, The greatest power that Shepherds dare to name, Here where thou sit'st under this holy tree Her to dishonour, thou shalt buried be.

There is a skeleton hid in yon flowers; There is a spectre at bed and at board.

Louis promised him all he asked, "for," adds Commynes, "it did not seem to him time, as yet, to do other-wise;" and he gave the duke the good advice "to return home and bide there quietly, rather than go on stubbornly warring with yon folks of the Alps, so poor that there was nought to gain by taking their lands, but valiant and obstinate in battle."

The marriage was a lawful one; and yon sleeping girl, who, but for your ill-timed interference, would, ere this, have breathed her last, is to all intents and purposes Countess of Rochester.

These are two proofs of the wisdom and the power of God, which ought to sink deeper into our hearts than all signs and wonders;greater proofs of God's power and wisdom, than if yon fir-trees burst into flame of themselves, or yon ground opened, and a fountain of water sprung out.

Yon guards whom you see on duty in front of all the temples, though set to prevent violence, yet still do a sort of violence to the pleader; since in the Forum and the count of justice, though the military force which surrounds us be wholesome and needful, yet we cannot even be thus freed from apprehension without looking with some apprehension on the means.

" "Why, marry," answered jolly Robin, "yon stout fellow hath tumbled me neck and crop into the water and hath given me a drubbing beside.

Sick, I, with much ado, my goats can drive, This Tityrus, I scarce can lead alive; On the bare stones, among yon hazels past, Just now, alas!