" The assembly, who for the most part considered the stocks joke very good fun, and were possessed with all the traditional schoolboy hatred for anything in the shape of telling tales, showed their disapproval with a good deal of booing and hissing as Gull sauntered out of the room, and Lucas bent over his accounts with the despairing sense of having lost instead of gained by the encounter.

BOO-SILHEN.A village and railway station on the line from Lourdes to Pierrefitte, in the Hautes-Pyrénées

HELMBOLD TO J.G. BENNETT, Jr. "Boo-shoo!

But as soon as they had set foot on the level prairie again, the mountain vanished like a cloud, and then they knew they had been aided by Man-a-boo-sho, the good Manitou.

Then he ate another, and another, throwing the skins down on Ca Boo-Ug's head.

I been settin' here, pretty near boo-hoo-in' for the last half-hour, over the weddin' presents Sonny has thess been a-givin' me.

The wee girl watched With won-der-ing eye, Till it had fad-ed In the sky, Then sat her down, and cried, "Boo-hoo!

In these walks he used to go "booing about," as his rustic neighbor had it,reciting his own verses.

" "Jarvis, you old bogie-man, hiding in the dark, to jump out and say 'Boo!'" "That's my workbooing frauds.

"It'll be b'ilin' in about eight minutes," replied my quondam rival, with a boo-hoo of vulgar laughter.

He's one of them freytens a boo or a dobbies off Dardale Moss, that's always astir wi' the like after nightfall; unlessLord save us!he be the deaul himsel.'

SEE Boo, Sigrid.

Their war-cries of "Crom-a-Boo" and "Butler-a-Boo" filled the very air, and had to be solemnly prohibited a few years later by special Act of Parliament.

Their war-cries of "Crom-a-Boo" and "Butler-a-Boo" filled the very air, and had to be solemnly prohibited a few years later by special Act of Parliament.

and "Why didn't the Unionist party vote for working-men's compensation, Major Muir?" As he was preparing to drive away from the booing crowd, one of his supporters began to distribute dodgers.

" I think "the neighbouring height" referred to is the height of White Moss Common, behind the Fir-Grove, where Wordsworth was often heard murmuring out his verses," booing" as the country folks said: and the 'driving full in view At midday when the sun was shining bright,' aptly describes his habits as recorded in his sister's Journal, and elsewhere.

Tiffles suffered no further annoyance from them that day, save an occasional "Boo! boo!" shouted through the keyhole, and followed by an immediate scampering of the perpetrators down stairs.

Tiffles suffered no further annoyance from them that day, save an occasional "Boo! boo!" shouted through the keyhole, and followed by an immediate scampering of the perpetrators down stairs.

The first was the "Boo!"

Suddenly it occurred to some boy to yell, "Boo! boo!"

Suddenly it occurred to some boy to yell, "Boo! boo!"

whereat the other boys laughed, and took up the chorus, "Boo! boo!"

whereat the other boys laughed, and took up the chorus, "Boo! boo!"

The roguish boys, and the men too, and, chief of them, that practical humorist of a conductor, observing this, screamed, "Boo! boo!

The roguish boys, and the men too, and, chief of them, that practical humorist of a conductor, observing this, screamed, "Boo! boo!