" "We should rather think not," chorussed all the Butterflies.

Whadda you say, boys?" "Shore," chorussed the "boys," and hiccuped like so many bullfrogs.

Do you?" "Not me," chorussed both men.

the women chorussed indignantly.

" "Never again!" chorussed the weary men.

" "We will put you in the fire, then, and burn you to death," chorussed the monkeys.

Dionysius from Heracleia, and Hyperbolus from Cyzicum, sang to the flute, or some such instrument; while Timotheus, Phrynichus, Scaphisius, Diophantus, and Evius, the Chalcidian, first performed the Pythian overture, and then, accompanied by chorusses, displayed the full power of wind instruments in masterly hands.

"In several of the chorusses of Euripides and Sophocles, we have the same kind of lyric poetry as in Pindar."Ib., p. 398.

"And the magnitude of the chorusses have weight and sublimity.

they chorussed.

"Good!" chorussed Jorian, Boris, and all the archers together.

chorussed both of them together, unanimously slapping their thighs.

The pirate is truly fond of women and wine, and when not engaged in robbing, keeps maddened with intoxicating liquors, and passes his time in debauchery, singing old songs with chorusses like "Drain, drain the bowl, each fearless soul, Let the world wag as it will: Let the heavens growl, let the devil howl, Drain, drain the deep bowl and fill.

" "Ay, ay'Prentices' lawClub law!" chorussed the others.