Restless as the bald-face, he ranged wide and farnorth to Unalaska and the Shallow Sea; south to the Queen Charlottes, ay, even did he go with the Kakes, it is told, to far Puget Sound, and slay thy brothers in their sheltered houses.

Would it not be wiser for us to ignore the Charlottes of life altogether, and stick to the bread-and-butter?

The poor spinsters of the Minerva press can scarcely support life by their labours, so completely are they driven out of the market by the Lady Charlottes and the Lady Bettys; and a rhyming peer is as common as a Birmingham button.

Elisabeth Curtis Carrington & Phyllis Charlotte Carrington (NK); 26Mar54; R127646. SIWERTZ, SIGFRID.

Zylinski (née Valentine Thadée Josephe Rose d'Ardenne de Tizac) & Charlotte Claude Louise Aurélie d'Ardenne de Tizac (C); 28Sep54; R136505.

ARDENNE DE TIZAC, CHARLOTTE CLAUDE LOUISE AURÉLIE D'.

BAUDOIN, CHARLOTTE FRANÇOISE.

SEE Péguy, Charlotte Françoise (Baudoin) BAUER, BERNHARD A. Woman and love.

BRATE, CHARLOTTE.

Charlotte Brate (A); 17Apr56; R168677.

TWEEDSMUIR, SUSAN CHARLOTTE, LADY.

Lady Susan Charlotte Tweedsmuir (W); 12May58; R214515. BUCHANAN, ESTELLE D. Bacteriology for students in general and household science.

Illustrated by Charlotte Becker.

By Charlotte Feldman Muller.

Charlotte F. Muller (A); 3Dec73; R564867.

By Charlotte Murray Russell.

Charlotte Murray Russell (A); 5Dec73; R564910. R564911.

By Mildred Feely Hart & Charlotte Wright Wilkinson.

Mary Ann Lindsay (NK <pb id='289.png' n='1976h1/A/3195' /> of John H. Wolfe) & Charlotte Mann (C of Everett R. Phelps); 26May76; R635882.

By Charlotte Armstrong.

By Charlotte Armstrong.

Then some time between Christmas and New-Year came the Christmas pantomime at the Tivoli, with its bewildering array of scantily clad fairies and dashing Amazons and languishing princes in pale-blue tights; to say nothing of the Queen Charlottes consumed between acts through faintly yellow straws.

SWEET DISHES, PUDDINGS, JELLIES, CREAMS, CHARLOTTES, SOUFLES, GATEAUX, TRIFLES, CUSTARDS, CAKES, &C. CHAPTER VIII.

Henrietta volunteered for the service, also, and from eleven to one every day the boys were caught and caged, and made to drink at the fountain of learning; or rather to approach that fountain, of which forty Charlottes and Henriettas could not have made them drink.

Used on extra occasions for ornamenting charlottes, cakes, creams, etc. *BEVERAGES* All drinks contain a large proportion of water which is the beverage nature has provided for man.