These two had chummed from the hour they met on the steamer that carried them through the Golden Gate of the Pacific tillwell, till the end of my story.

"Me too," growled another, and followed his chum.

Fiere, chum.

"And that's to hike over to that shanty and find out if they've got our chum there a prisoner," finished Frank.

"But if they've got our chum tied to a tree a prisoner?" demanded Jerry.

"Sure," came in the voice of their missing chum.

Frank said no more, but such generosity only drew him closer to his chum.

A chum of his wrote it, and oh, Miss Daggett, we're going to invite Mr. Harper to come to Vernondale the night of the play, and take the same part that he took at college last year; you see, he'll know it, and he can just step right in.

The eight who chummed together had four sleds between them which was enough for the enjoyment of all.

Immediately after supper in the mess-hall, Dalzell caught his chum's arm.

Dave looked almost startled as he seized his chum by the arm.

"Of course," suggested Dan, making haste to smooth over any astonishment that his own and his chum's remarks might have caused, "we don't propose to instruct the members of the third class in the way they shall perform their duties toward the members of the fourth.

Compare it with “Paddy Malone.” There is no talk of sending a new-chum out with sheep and bullocks now.

Unto this country I did come, A regular out-and-out new chum.

To see you humping bluey, I know, would never do, ’Twould mean good-bye to our new chum, Jimmy Sago, Jackaroo.

Yes, good-bye to our new chum, Jimmy Sago, Jackaroo.

He mightn’t freeze to the seraphs, Or chum with the cherubim, But if ever them seraph johnnies Get a-poking it like at him— Well!

[By A New Chum] (Air: “So Early in the Morning.”)

But still, when on my travels, boys, If I meet with an old chum, We will sigh, in conversation, Of the Grand Old Keg of Rum.

" Andy looked at his chum admiringly.

Then he communicated the glad intelligence to his chum, and together they stood there, watching the slow unfolding of dawn.

" "Splendid!" cried Frank, turning to give his chum a reassuring nod.

When the present writer chummed with him in a flat on the Apollo Bunder in Bombay, he remembers well that aquarium and the Sunday-morning expeditions to the malarious ravines at the back of Malabar Hill to search for mosquito larvae to feed its inmates.

Kenyon, the reporter, went over to the house on the Square and found there another old fellow that old Hoddy chummed some with, and who knew all the circumstances.

We children had chummed with their children.