"When I was a teacher in Marblehead," drawled I, "I had occasion to wallop a boy with a cowhide.

Och! SAYZAR he walloped the Briton, The Tarthars leap't China's big wall, ALEXANDTHUR did half the wurld sit on, But niver touched Ireland at all.

It is the inability of gun to see gun, and even when seen to knock out gun, which has put an end to the so-called artillery duel of pitched- battle days, when cannon walloped cannon to keep cannon from walloping the infantry.

The stronger it blew and the more it walloped the cloak's folds, the tighter and more determinedly the traveler held on to it, as he plodded wearily over the hillside.

"Why, wasn't he jest tryin' to wallop your friend here?" "Oh, he's able to defend himself," answered Frank.

'What do we do, Carringtonjust wallop these grenades in on top of 'em?' 'No, they're not percussionworse luck!

He walloped his head against the planks when I endeavoured to get him upon his feet, and the sobs shook his frame.

Jim Waring says the kid walloped High on the head and knocked him stiff.

It is the inability of gun to see gun, and even when seen to knock out gun, which has put an end to the so-called artillery duel of pitched- battle days, when cannon walloped cannon to keep cannon from walloping the infantry.

He said, "This, sir, is a free country; why mayn't every master wallop his own nigger?"I thought it best to cut him short; so I said, "Because, if freedom is perfect, such a permission would involve its oppositeviz., that every nigger may wallop his own master; and your antecedents, I guess, might make such a law peculiarly objectionable to you personally."He

When a Man gets to be a confirmed Joiner he is not Happy unless he can get into an unlighted Room two or three Nights a Week, and wallop the Neophyte with a Stuffed Club, and walk him into a Tub of Water, and otherwise Impress him with the Solemnity of the Ordeal.

He is like the cabin-boy Ransome in Kidnapped, who, being treated with the grossest brutality by the officers, kept a rope's end of his own to wallop the little ones with.

We could wallop High School outfits at either baseball or football, and the only wonder is that the Army and Navy win as many games as they do against the colleges.

I stared at his bare legs walloping the planks, and feeling certain that I had lost all chance of finding out where the white waterfall and Black Fernando's hell were situated, I found a new shadow patch and lay down again.

He ducks under Sandy's next punch, steps in, and wallops Sandy over the eyethat punch didn't travel more'n six inches.

The stronger it blew and the more it walloped the cloak's folds, the tighter and more determinedly the traveler held on to it, as he plodded wearily over the hillside.

If a man can prove that his upper story is crackt, he can wallop his wife to his heart's content; and if anybody interferes, he can popp him off with a six shooter, and the law will stand to his back.