That chap is a cad," continued the speaker, as they hurried back towards The Birches: "when he can't do anything else, he chucks stones like he did to-night.

The second was a brisk little grey and black fellow, with a loud, indignant chuck, and a broad tail which he incessantly opened and shut, like a Spanish lady playing with her fan.

What did he go and chuck that water over me for?

I take it, sweet chuck, and here's wishing thee as much good as thou wishest me."

"Alas! sweet chucks," quoth he, "here I must leave you.

Prythee, tell me, sweet chuck, why wearest thou that dainty garb upon thy pretty body?"

I say, ain't you afraid?" "Horribly," he admitted, "and about the one person I could have talked to about it chucks me.

If a man feigns sick, or is drunk, the sergeant chucks him under the pump.

See how he bows his lubberly head to meet half way the glorious cargo; how he slobbers the beverage over his unmeaning gullet, and chucks down the glass so as almost to break its stem after he has emptied it of its contents as if they had been jalap or castor-oil!

At length, the hook-nosed rascal, growing bolder with his liquor, rises as if to reach for his wine pot, and stretching across the table, chucks Moll under the chin with his grimy fingers.

'I'm not surprised that you do, all the world do, and the public chucks down its coppers to the poor hartist; but 'e aint no hartist, no more than is them 'ere boys that did for my show.'

One old gentleman came and brought us a wagon load of wood, and two chucks of bacon; some sent flour, some bread, some cheese, some soap, some candles, some chairs, some bedsteads.

" CHUCKS, the boatswain under Captain Savage.

We ain't like Germans, as chucks away a thousand pound torpedo on a pore little fishing smack.'

If a solicitor doesn't swindle in the proper shabby-magnificent way, they chuck him for unprofessional conduct."

But when my things are so gone that they won't hang on comfortable any longer, I chucks 'em away and buys more.

Better chuck his job and clear out!

"'E chucks a couple of spoonfuls of muck and then sits down.

Little Chuck's adventure.

One of these women, while I was far away, greatly scandalized the whole town by leaving the "light infantry" to their fate one Sunday, and indulging in the pious delights of shooting wood-chucks.

All the charming music, delightful, and, this being finished, she chucks herself away into the stream.

SAUERBRATEN Take a piece of cross-rib or middle cut of chuck about three pounds, and put it in a deep earthen jar and pour enough boiling vinegar over it to cover; you may take one-third water.

FRIED BEEFSTEAK Take third cut of chuck or the tenderloin.

When he was about the range most usually he was the quietest man I ever sat opposite to barrin' oneand that was a feller that went west with a bum heart at the chuck table!

Tilt the green once more, sir, and I chuck the match.