They come around: one hour, and light Will fade from turf and tide, Then onward, onward to the fight, With darkness for our guide.

I had thought if I should run away and go with a circus, some day, when I got far enough away from ma, that I would up and swear, and be tough, and when I came home in the fall, and the neighbor boys would come around me, I would chew tobacco and tell them of the joys of circus life.

Walshe come around about two, jest as the roosters was a'crowin 'fer the second time.

"You can come around and see, sometime, if you want to."

At eleven o'clock we all had to be in our rooms and the trainer would come around and check us off.

They 'd have cut a fellow dead that had come around with that sort of stuff;" and sixteen-year-old Will nodded his head with an emphatic movement that showed his approval of this trait in his ancestors.

"Yes." "Well, the world being round there is a chance that, if she waits long enough, eleven o'clock on Tuesday may come around again.

Would you believe it, that guy had the nerve to come around the next day and declare that she had pinched the bauble and threaten to land her in the booby hatch if she didn't come across.

Wilbur got sore 'cause he blew himself for a couple of tickets and the conductor, I mean, the guard, didn't come around to collect them until we go nearly into London.

"Of course she doesn't come around and show me what she's making off with.

It was the voice of Ignacio, who had come around the house in time to witness the scene.

"He'll come around in a minute," he muttered.

" "I know it, but I decided to come around just the same.

Why thirteen beggars should come around every morning to the archbishop's study to have their feet manicured, or how that could possibly mollify an outraged God, the historian does not claim to state, and, in fact, is not able to throw any light upon it at the price agreed upon for this book.

I wish some of the fellows would come around oror I even wish school would begin again, so I would have something to do.

of the "Paradise," Dante puts into the mouth of Cunizza, speaking of Foulques of Marseilles, the words, "Before his fame shall die, the hundredth year shall five times come around."

They heard somebody but thought it was a pig come around.

But, t' other Sunday, bless yer soul, he come around ter call; And when I see him all dressed up as dandy as yer please, But sort er lookin' 's if he had the shivers in his knees, I kind er realized it then, yer might say, like a blow Thinks I, "No use!

Some pleasant evening, when your crew of hammock gladiators palls on you, let me come around and show you the difference.

It come around the corner of the smokehouse and look like a tall woman.

"Don't despair, dear," she whispered hopefully; "she will come around to it eventually, but it will take time.

I was ordered to do that this morningbut come around to the back door and I'll see what I can do for you," said my amiable grocery-woman.

"I may come up; I'll come around Sunday and take dinner with you, anyhow.

"You come around in a few years and you'll find him as cosy as a coon, and better off than any of us," said Miller, when we were talking about his farming.

" Another, carrying just a little more of the wine of the country than his legs could bear, stood up unsteadily in his wagon and shouted, "If you (hic) come around these pa-arts again with that thres-in' ma-a-chine, I'll have the law on you,d'ye hear?"