"But I do feel like a worm when Miss Birdie's around," objected the man of acres.

"But that's no novelty," objected Roy, "we've been up 5,000 feet already, and" "But we're talking about a tour through cloudland," burst out Jess, unable to retain the secret any longer, "a sort of Cook's tour above the earth.

" "We won't get anything to eat before night," objected Bennington dolefully as he looked over the decidedly raw material.

Cromwell consulted his most trusty advisers, of whom some suggested a dissolution, others objected the want of money, and the danger of irritating the people.

"But their name, their name I want to know," objected Nino, as he stepped aside and flattened himself against the pillar to let a carriage pass.

My soul was drunk with love, which did pervade And mingle with whate'er I saw on earth; Of objects all inanimate I made Idols, and out of wild and lovely flowers, And rocks whereby they grew, a paradise, Where I did lay me down within the shade Of waving trees, and dream'd uncounted hours.

" "But perhaps your friend wouldn't care for me to have them at that price," objected Juliet.

" "I don't like that combination of sporting editor and secretary and treasurer," objected Beth.

" "There is no society here," objected Louise.

" "A procession of facts doesn't make a plan," objected Kew.

" "But," objected the Prince, "what duplicity can there be?

"But the sad story of your life?" objected Pringle.

I objected Singleton and her brother, and offered to dress in the plainest suit I had.

"He knows enough about the cameras now, and" "He's a foreignera Spaniard," objected the captain.

"Why, we two can't play ball alone," objected Buddy.

"Oh, no," objected the new girl.

" "I doubt it," objected the Major.

"Nouns which denote objects neither male nor female, are of the neuter gender.

To this I objected, the state of distraction in which the country would be placed during that year.

Now, what made him snoop around our camp like that?" "Say, didn't he explain all that just as straight as a die?" objected Steve, who seemed to have conceived quite a fancy for Obed Grimes, the woods boy.

"Isn't I tellin' yo' I don't appear a tall in this yere transaction?" objected Mizzou.

"But," objected the doctor, "I hardly know Miss Coombe well enough to ask a favour of her.

"The chiefs and arikis or priests have the power of declaring a place or object taboo.

There is something very devout, though not solid, in Acosta's Answer to Limborch, who objects to him the Multiplicity of Ceremonies in the Jewish Religion, as Washings, Dresses, Meats, Purgations, and the like.

" "They'd hardly be using a man of that sort to carry messages," objected Carter.