All it needs is a few more Adairs to get things going.

Robinson knew that he was nothing like a match even for Stone, and Adair had disposed of Stone in a little over one minute.

It seemed to Robinson that neither pleasure nor profit was likely to come from an encounter with Adair.

" "I'll go and see," said Adair.

Care to see the paper, Comrade Adair?

Psmith was regarding Adair through his eyeglass with pain and surprise.

"So are you," said Adair.

Mike looked at Adair, and Adair looked at Mike, after the manner of two dogs before they fly at one another.

Mike looked at Adair, and Adair looked at Mike, after the manner of two dogs before they fly at one another.

Are you ready, Comrades Adair and Jackson?

All Adair wanted was to get at Mike, and all Mike wanted was to get at Adair.

All Adair wanted was to get at Mike, and all Mike wanted was to get at Adair.

In an ordinary contest with the gloves, with his opponent cool and boxing in his true form, he could not have lasted three rounds against Adair.

This finished Adair's chances.

Psmith saw, as anybody looking on would have seen, that Adair was done.

All he understood was that his man was on his feet again and coming at him, so he hit out with all his strength; and this time Adair went down and stayed down.

Comrade Adair's rather a stoutish fellow in his way.

He was feeling better disposed toward Adair and Sedleigh then he had felt, but he was not sure that he was quite prepared to go as far as a complete climb-down.

"Isaac Adair was the name of the old man who owned me.

Their last name was Adair, the same as their master's.

The Adairs in their various ways were ripe for a benefactor of the Darling type to appear, and John soon got busy.

One may always trust Mrs. HINKSON to get her atmosphere right; but she is not so happy in her attempt to contrast the preternaturally unselfish Darling who, like an earlier Mr. Darling, would have been content to live in a kennel) with the inordinately self-indulgent father of the Adairs.

By American authors: Frank E. Adair, Alfred W. Adson & others.

SEE Adair, Fred Lyman, ed.

SEE Adair, Fred Lyman.