"'I have nothing more to sayexcept good-bye.'

'Nothing else?' "'No,it is useless to talk of the past, Margaret; and the futuremay you be happy!Good-bye!' "I thought she would speak; I could not believe she would let me go; but she did!

Your philosophy will make it easy for you to say, "Good-bye!

I am glad I have enjoyed what I have; that is so much gain, of which you cannot rob me; and now I can say good-bye as coolly as you, or I can die of shame, or I can at once walk over this single rail into the water, and quench this little candle, and so an end!'

"Good-bye, tall brother," said she, and she departed, singing the same song.

So good bye, dear mother.

Good bye, Mr. Philosopher.

" "Good bye, Diana.

Then we may as well say good-bye. CHANTECLER No.

(Rocky-bye, oh, rocky, rocky-bye!)

(Rocky-bye, oh, rocky, rocky-bye!)

I'd be all alone; (Rocky-byeoh, rocky, rocky-bye.)

It is long since I bid it all good-bye, With young light-hearted disdain; I remember who stood at the door that day; Her tears fell fast as the rain;

"'Twas there," he said, "that gladness passed me by, In yonder valley, where I sought the truth; And there, a few leagues up the rocky slope, I said good-bye to Youth.

And she was angry most of all because I shook hands with Jack and wished him good-bye.

"There now, my dearie, good-bye till next I see you, and don't be doleful in that big house by yourself.

Good-bye, Mrs. Maxwell.

vi Jerrold had gone to Sutton's Farm to say good-bye to their old nurse, Nanny Sutton.

She said good-bye to Maisie and turned to go with him home.

" "To say good-bye?

" "No, not to say good-bye.

" Nugent promised, and, catching sight of Miss Kybird standing in the doorway of the shop, bade him good-bye and crossed the road.

By and bye, "Yes," she said, and her voice was almost sullen; "I love you.

By and bye, "I dare say it has," she said, in a strangely sober tone.

By and bye, thoughafter centuries of waitingthe three men came into the hall.