Assignment for further discrimination: <chortle, roar>.

One by one the mysteries of life were unfolded to himthe mating-night chortle of the gray owl, the crash of a falling tree, the roll of thunder, the rush of running water, the scream of a fisher-cat, the mooing of the cow moose, and the distant call of his tribe.

The wits of the salons crackled, the bourgeoisie chortled, the proletariat roared.

they chortled when they had tired of this performance, "what do you think?" "We couldn't help hearing," said Norma deprecatingly.

The two muttered and chortled at each other until O'Brien, losing patience, jumped up and called out: "What's all this?

"If my head didn't ache so hard," he assured the chortling blacksmith, "I'd shore talk to you, butSay, lookit here, Piney, quit yore foolin', will you?

As the launch chortled toward the wharf, Peter Siner stood trying to orient himself to this unexpected and amazing minifying of Hooker's Bend.

Won't she be hopping mad, though!" Bengal hopped up and down and chortled with anticipatory glee.

But the lumber interests were chortling with glee and winking a suggestive eye at their high priced lawyers who were making ready for the prosecution.

There they stood, arms around each other, clapping each other on the back, actually chortling in the pure ecstasy of comradeship, now serious, again laughing, when on the scene appeared Bud Haines, the correspondent, who had returned to interview the new Senator from Mississippi.

The child chortled merrily, as if enjoying his weird experience, and, inasmuch as he never so much as uttered the slightest cry of fear, the intrepid Condottiere felt perfectly reassured as to the auspicious presage of his dream.

My garden would make you chortle with glee.

"Ha!" chortled Phoebus, "that comes of temerity.

I don't have to give my name to every meddling busybody that" "You'll give it to the police, all right," chortled Mr. Smedburg.

" Captain Seymour chortled gleefully.

You had only to pick up the receiver at any time and the still small voices of the busy signal world could be heard chortling, "Hullo-oo?

Callay!" He chortled in his joy.

Again he chortled and snickered, whereupon something sullen and fierce awoke in young Anderson.

Once in a while he chortled.

" "How d'ye do, Mr. Markham," chortled Miss Van Vorst.

"Try your hand at description, and when you have done chortling over the result, reduce the whole by half without missing anything out.

"Cock-a-doodle-do!" chortled Peckham.

" "But" "Oh, happy and pretty decent hour!" chortled the little man, petting his beloved volume as if it were a loved child and executing a shuffling and improvised step-dance of unalloyed rapture.

ha! ha!" chortled Bill under his breath as he climbed out of the cobble into the motor boat, "won't there be a fine row in the morning.

chortled Casey.