He smileda bright, contented happy smileas Rosa knelt, sobbing, by his side, and, opening his jacket, baring the blood-stained shirt, plucked a purplish rose from the bleeding bosom.

See Baring-Gould's "Myths of the Middle Ages.

" Anecdotes of the kind are very numerous, for there are few subjects in folk-lore concerning which more has been written than on the divining-rod, one of the most exhaustive being that of Mr. Baring-Gould in his "Curious Myths of the Middle Ages."

See Baring-Gerald's "Curious Myths of the Middle Ages.

"Captain Baring his name is.

Baring was playing bridge at a table close at hand, but his attention seemed to be abstracted.

Captain Baring likes me to play at the same table, and he is here for such a short time that one tries to be kind.

It happened to be Baring who cut out, and he and Norgate drifted together.

I can do nothing for you, so it is no use staying, but if ever you need help, the ordinary, commonplace sort of help, I mean, write to me to Baring's, either in London or Paris.

Baring was convinced that Tricoupi, as well as the late premier, was bent on war, and would not at first believe that his request was sincere, but finally, overpersuaded, did telegraph to London.

R64215. FETE GALANTE, a dance-dream in one act after Maurice Baring's story of that name.

BARING, MAURICE.

SEE Baring, Maurice.

SEE Barrie, J. M. BARING, MAURICE.

TROWER, SIR WILLIAM GOSSELIN, executor of the Estate of Maurice Baring.

SEE Baring, Maurice, Estate of.

Hedwig M. Barbour Zwerner (W); 3Feb55; R143990. BARING, MAURICE.

SEE Baring, Maurice.

SEE Barrie, James M. BARING, MAURICE.

For an account of Irish missionaries in Germany, see Mr. Baring-Gould's "Germany," in this series, p. 46.

[Illustration: Pedestal Cabinet, By Boule, formerly in Mr. Baring's Collection.

BARING, SIR FRANCIS, founder of the great banking firm of Baring Brothers & Co.; amassed property, value of it said to have been nearly seven millions (1740-1810).

BARING, SIR FRANCIS, founder of the great banking firm of Baring Brothers & Co.; amassed property, value of it said to have been nearly seven millions (1740-1810).

BARING-GOULD, SABINE, rector of Lew-Trenchard, Devonshire, celebrated in various departments of literature, history, theology, and romance, especially the latter; a voluminous writer on all manner of subjects, and a man of wide reading; b. 1834.

Bob was no longer a human being, but a monarch of the forest at bay, with the hunter in front of him, and closing in upon him, in a great half-circle, the pack of harriers, all gnashing their teeth, baring their fangs, and howling for blood.