" We bawled Church anthems in choro Of Bethlehem and Hermon snow, With drinking songs, a jolly sound To help the good red Pommard round.

Instead, he bawled lustily for help.

bawled others of the civilians, taking up the hue and cry.

There was no reply for a moment, and then Billy, the reprobate, grinning again at Jack, and giving to his voice a tone intended to be a compound of profound respect and something like unlimited despair, bawled out: "We can't!"

Was it ever heard, even in Turkey or Algiers, that a State Astrologer was bantered out of his life, by an ignorant impostor? or bawled out of the world, by a pack of villanous deep-mouthed hawkers?

It grieved me to the heart, when I saw my Labours, which had cost me so much thought and watching, bawled about by the common hawkers of Grub street, which I only intended for the weighty consideration of the gravest persons.

One of these fellows bawled out "the Duke of Grafton's carriage;" "No," replied the gentleman, smiling, and correcting the officious cadman, who had caught at the noble euphony, "Mr. Crafter's.

The insolent loungers who bawled in the Forum were often mere stepsons of Italy, who had been dragged thither in chains,the dregs of all nations, which had flowed into Rome as into a common sewer, bringing with them no heritage except the specialty of their national vices.

"I'll teach you to keep quiet when I want to sleep," bawled Caesar.

A tall, sharp-nosed young man bawled in my ear, "I say, young 'un, do you know why we're nearer heaven here than our neighbours?" "Why?"

Four divisions of men with banners then came by, each division respectively composed of members of the waning families of Smith, Brown, Jones, and Robinson, and each division bawled and thundered that the name round which it rallied should be adopted instead of PUNCHINELLO, on pain of death.

Then turning to me, he slapped me on the shoulder and bawled: "We'll have a drink on you, O'Brien!

"A yellow flag for punishment!" bawled there vengeful captain of the forecastle; "let the gentle man sail on his last cruise, under the rogue's ensign!" "A yellow flag!

Wildly Martin pawed for the telephone and bawled a number.

"A'board," bawled the conductor, and as though worked by the same wire, the engineer's waiting head disappeared within the cab window.

Perhaps, after all... "In the middle," bawled Horrocks, "temperature near a thousand degrees.

I bawled to this nigger to come back, until my voice went up into a scream.

he bawled in surprise.

A line of a hunting song, bawled at the top of a musical voice and ending in a shrill 'View Halloa!' followed; then 'To them, beauties; to them!'

After that, Mr. Thomasson pleaded fatigue as his reason for declining to take a hand at any game whatever, and my lord continuing to maunder and flourish and stagger, the host reluctantly suggested bed; and going to the door bawled for Jarvey and his lordship's man.

the clerk bawled after him.

" "No." "Badly wounded?" "Yes." "Parlez-vous anglais?" they fairly bawled, all three at once.

bawled Winwood.

Following this his big, hoarse voice bawled out: "He's goin' to the leftto the left!"

The last knot in the shirt was all but conquered, when Mealy bawled in a scream of passionate sobs, "When I git this shirt fixed I'll show you who's a coward.