But so it was, that one moonlight night I thought I was watched by some person; and on the following night an individual of the same figure, and whom I now suspected to be Balty Mahu, came suddenly from a cross street, and passed near me.

"When they had played it several times over, my friend turned to me and said, "That tune was composed by a Rev. Mr Harrison, who was once minister of Cross Street Unitarian Chapel, in Manchester; and, one day, an old weaver, who had come down from the hills, many miles, staff in hand, knocked at the minister's door, and asked if there was 'a gentleman co'de' Harrison lived theer?'

They walked down the Rue Chartres, passed several corners, and by and by turned into a cross street.

The car shot away and rounded into the cross street before the bobby could collect himself enough to look at its license plate.

Just before he reached the theatre, he slackened his pace and looked about him, as if he were waking up; and there, in the cross street, just behind the theatre, he saw a telegraph office.

A Sidney collegian of Cambridge, he began life as an usher in the celebrated school of Thomas Farnably,another great man of whom you never heard, O Don!a famous school, in Goldsmith's Rents, near Red-Cross Street, in the Parish of St. Giles, Cripplegate.

Jack hung the howdah with silken streamers and set a mahout's turban on the head of the man on the seat in front of him, while the glistening semi-oval tops of the limousines floating in the mist of the rising grade from Madison Square to Forty-second Street, swarmed and halted in a kind of blind, cramped pas de quatre from cross street to cross street, amid the breaking surge of pedestrians.

Jack hung the howdah with silken streamers and set a mahout's turban on the head of the man on the seat in front of him, while the glistening semi-oval tops of the limousines floating in the mist of the rising grade from Madison Square to Forty-second Street, swarmed and halted in a kind of blind, cramped pas de quatre from cross street to cross street, amid the breaking surge of pedestrians.

A few blocks below Forty-second Street they turned into a cross street which was the same that led to the Wingfield house; and halfway to Madison Avenue they entered a bookstore.

exclaimed, in a voice of thunder, a horseman who appeared suddenly from a cross street.

Along the boulevards he kept him in view at a distance, and not much caring whether he lost track of him or no; but when the Functionary turned up a cross street, the young man closed in on his quarry.

" Interviewer: Samuel S. Taylor Person interviewed: Adelaide J. Vaughn 1122 Cross Street, Little Rock, Arkansas Age: 69 "I was born in Huntsville, Alabama.

] 1. Name and address of informantMary Watson, 1500 Cross Street, Little Rock.

2. Date and time of interview 3. Place of interview1500 Cross Street, Little Rock.

] 1. Name and address of informantJulia White, 3003 Cross Street, Little Rock.

2. Date and time of interview 3. Place of interview3003 Cross Street, Little Rock, Arkansas 4. Name and address of person, if any, who put you in touch with informant 5. Name and address of person, if any, accompanying you 6.

* Interviewer's Comment This program was given on one night, and the participants doubled right back the next night on another lengthy program celebrating Christmas Eve. Interviewer: Samuel S. Taylor Person interviewed: Julia White (Continued) 3003 Cross Street, Little Rock, Arkansas Age: 80 "The Commissary was on the northeast corner of Third and Cumberland.

Nell pushed on past a cross street that glittered and flared from sidewalk to cornice, and at the next corner a single flickering gas-jet revealed a dingy vestibule with rows of tarnished speaking tubes....

But there was no cross street between him and the on-coming cart.

The little cross street of the Lupanares was near.

"I might have escaped through any cross street while your back was turned.

Yet the green meadows are within an arrow shot, and standing on the threshold and looking down a cross street you can see the elms of the hedgerows closing in the prospect.

In the same way, he knew not how, he knew that no danger threatened in the footfalls that came up the cross street.

The man went down the cross street to the next corner, from the shelter of which he watched the corner he had just left.

Like lovers they walked out together, with eyes only for each other, for the good news had made them shythrough the lane, into the cross street, and out into Pine street, along which they went westward, meeting the gaze of the low sun, which wrapped them round in a veil of light and dark, for the light made their eyes dark, so that they seemed feeling their way out of the light into the shadow.