shame?" spluttered Harry.

"Youyou" spluttered Dudd Flockley.

" "Whew!" spluttered Hobson, "the blighter has no limits.

" "And using corrosive acid, too," spluttered the indignant Jack.

" "But this outrage, sir!" spluttered the instructor.

He was spluttering a little after his involuntary dive, and he wanted to get back as soon as possible, and so wasted no breath in words.

In an instant several knives were drawn, and Rawbon, spluttering an oath through the spurting blood that choked his utterance, drew a revolver from its holster at his side.

say!" spluttered Rattleton.

Mrs. Masterson, who had collapsed at the mention of the constable, and could now do nothing but moan and weep, and the attorney, who spluttered vain threats in a voice quavering between fear and passion evoked little sympathy.

The fussy, spluttering little tugs, the heavily laden ferries, the lazy fishing boats, the dredges and scowseven the least of them was made beautiful by its setting of clear winter sun and sparkling water.

gurgled the helpless freshman, spluttering water from his mouth.

"Are ye goin' to stick to your promise or are ye not?" "Get up out o' that, ye ruffian," spluttered Brian.

What's Lake Gwynant to Killarney, Or spluttering Welsh to tender blarney, blarney, blarney?