The dame brings forth, in complimental mood, To grace the lad, her weel-hained kebbuek, fell; And aft he's prest, and aft he ca's it guid; The frugal wifie, garrulous, will tell How 'twas a towmond auld sin' lint was i' the bell.

After some complimental talk, Time met them, bowed, and joined their walk.

He loves rather to give than take honour; not in a fashion of complimental courtesy, but in simplicity of his judgment.

A MERE COMPLIMENTAL MAN Is one to be held off still at the same distance you are now; for you shall have him but thus, and if you enter on him farther you lose him.

" Decker, moreover, terms Paul's Walk, or the "Mediterranean Isle," in his "Gull's Hornbook""the only gallery wherein the pictures of all your true fashionate and complimental gulls are, and ought to be, hung up.

There are others, again, who affirm that Maneros is not the name of any particular person, but a mere customary form, and complimental manner of greeting made use of by the Egyptians one towards another at their more solemn feasts and banquets, meaning no more by it, than to wish, that what they were then about might prove fortunate and happy to them, for that this is the true import of the word.

I am very much taken up with complimental visits at present.