As for the rest of thy band, we will take their names and have them duly recorded as royal rangers; for methinks it were wiser to have them changed to law-abiding caretakers of our deer in Sherwood than to leave them to run at large as outlawed slayers thereof.

Number Five Calle de la Merced has its history like the rest of the monasteries, and the rounded cobblestones of the large courtyard bear to-day a black stain where, the curious inquirer will be told, the caretakers of the empty house have been in the habit of cooking their bread on a brazier of charcoal fanned into glow with a palm leaf scattering the ashes.

The house is practically in the hands of caretakers.

And now the house in Mayfair was given over to the charge of caretakers.

A cow knew well enough what her caretakers were good for.

He walked the six blocks to Cleary's, just around the corner from the houseRiles's house, Kai's househe couldn't call it home exactly, although he'd spent more winters than he cared to remember in the basement studio reserved for caretakers or indigent relatives.

For long afterward that city block remained in his memory; the doctors' signs on the sills, the caretakers seeking the air, the chauffeurs at the cab rank.

Few of them even have caretakers.

Six persons are constantly employed in taking care of The Temple, and often there is necessity for securing extra help for the caretakers of this church whose doors are never shut.

When a week had passed and the matter of the divorce had been well aired, discussed, and was no longer a novelty to her neighbours on the Bluffs, Mrs. Latham's plan of soon closing her cottage and transferring the servants to Newport, with the exception of the stable men and a couple of caretakers, was announced, as she was going abroad for the baths.

But he desisted when he saw that it grated on Del for him to speak of her and himself as "caretakers for the rich."

As one may see from the drawing given here, it is an exceedingly quaint old building, the portion shown being used as a meeting-house, the other half being a cottage occupied by the family who act as caretakers.

These, the police, and the servants and caretakers of the houses that lined the boulevards alone were visible.

They have received no special care, the elements have not spared them nor caretakers guarded them.

The living church of Russia required its buildings even though the caretakers of these buildings were in some cases false stewards.

"Good-night to the caretakers of God....

Will you youths, full of illusions, overflowing with aggressiveness and energy for new undertakings, resign yourselves to this profession of watchmen and caretakers to a country?

Jim and Katie will stay there as caretakers until this horrible mistake, whatever it may be, is cleared up.

The sisterhoods of the convents and monasteries were the nurses, the teachers, the students, the caretakers of the poor, and the guardians of the orphaned rich.

"Some are caretakers; people who have still little shops here.

CONCERNING THE CARETAKERS XV.

CONCERNING THE CARETAKERS THE Doctors in Petershof always said that the caretakers of the invalids were a much greater anxiety than the invalids themselves.

They were amusing characters, these caretakers.

Others of a still higher order of understanding, attributed the eccentricities of the caretakers to one cause alone: the Petershof air.

To-day there were only a few rebels gathered together, but they were more than usually excited, because the Doctors had told several of them that their respective caretakers must be sent home.