Thus oft the cheated crowd adore The thriving knaves that keep them poor.

By outward show let's not be cheated; An ass should like an ass be treated.'

Cornell's "co-eds" have flattering ways; Many a soul they have filled with woe; Up at Vassar they're prone to stays, And no girl there can have a beau; All those beautiful blooms must throw Their sweetness away where no man may dwell; Rules can be cheated, sometimes, though: I have been there,but I won't tell! ENVOY.

"Railroading" is so perfectly systemized in Europe, that it is quite impossible either to cheat a company, or to be cheated out of one's time by missing trains.

Even Isagani, who, when he came, always used to play with her and allow himself to be beautifully cheated, did not come at her call, for Isagani was gloomily and silently listening to something Chichoy the silversmith was relating.

What, haveinge fyrst beene cheated of thy wealthe, Darest thou againe be cheated of thy witt, And thynke so poor a lord as is my father, The most dyspysd forsaken Ganelon, Can propp thy mynde, fortune's shame upon thee!

What, haveinge fyrst beene cheated of thy wealthe, Darest thou againe be cheated of thy witt, And thynke so poor a lord as is my father, The most dyspysd forsaken Ganelon, Can propp thy mynde, fortune's shame upon thee!

Age must doate To a Judgments dearth that may be cheated on

pp. of burlar, cheated, deceived, mocked, made sport of, destroyed.

'It was,' said Lady Kirkbank, in the same soothing tone; 'but if you liked this Hammond-Hartfield creature a little in those old days, I know you have outlived that liking long ago.' 'Of course; but it is a hard thing to know one has been fooled, cheated, weighed in the balance and found wanting,' said Lesbia, scornfully.

'I have always been cheated out of this last act for some stupid party.

But he cheated me, and turned out to be a rich man.

He took a contract for building one section of a canal, which was to pass through part of his land; sub-contractors cheated him, and he, in his honesty, almost ruined himself to right their wrong.

"I think I knew, and felt cheated.

" "Why did you feel cheated?" "Oh," said Grace, "I liked you!

Then, not long since, when you were so grave and just, I felt I had been cheated worse." "I see," said Kit and came nearer the bench.

"I was cheated, too.

" "I trusted you and you cheated me," Osborn resumed with poignant bitterness.

'Tain't exactly my business how you cheated Mr. Fluker, though, 'pon my soul, I never knowed a trifliner, lowdowner trick.

Ca Matsin laughed as he thought how he had cheated Ca Boo-Ug, but soon his part began to wither and die, and he was very angry.

"But my people would say that I had done right if the man had really cheated them.

He had been fooled, cheated, made a mock of; but the score was not settled yet.

The reflection that they had been cheated out of their liberty for six years would sour their minds.

Each year we feel the same, and however intent we may have been, however we have watched and listened, sensitively eager to hold and exhaust each passing moment, when the year-end has come, we seem somehow to have been cheated after all.

Perhaps we were cheated now and thenin fact, in our secret hearts we are guiltily sure of it, but what difference does that make?