" When an Indian dies, and in some cases even before death occurs, the friends and relatives assemble at the lodge and begin crying over the departed or departing one.

This crying is done almost wholly by women, who gather in large numbers on such occasions, and among them a few who are professional mourners.

As he spoke, some of the women scarcely refrained from crying out, and with difficulty they suppressed their sobs.

A writer[100] mentions it as follows: At almost all funerals there is an irregular crying kind of singing, with no accompaniments, but generally all do not sing the same melody at the same time in unison.

Never once did he think of himself, only of those in bonds crying, "Come over and help us.

Fatima, in her agony, keeps asking "sister Anne" if she can see them, and Blue Beard keeps crying out for Fatima to use greater despatch.

Cassim Baba, brother of Ali Baba, who entered the cave of the forty thieves, but forgot the pass-word, and stood crying "Open Wheat!" "Open Barley!" to the door, which obeyed to no sound but "Open Sesamê!" BABA MUS´TAPHA, a cobbler who sewed together the four pieces into which Cassim's body had been cleft by the forty thieves.

[Crying, she gives the money back.]

He was ready to burst out crying.

'Arf crying he wassaid 'it 'ad belonged to his old woman wot died.

I am afraid it is not read so much as the piece deserves, because the bookseller is every week crying help at the end of his Gazette, to get it off.

He gave his last franc to obtain admission within the pillar of the Place Vendôme, and when there opened the veins of both his arms, crying out, "I offer the blood of the brave to the manes of Napoleon."

No more rice and cotton fields We will hear no more crying Old master will be sighing.

The slaves were brought up the river in boats and unloaded at the landing, some crying and some seem to be happy.

And then came the sound of a baby crying.

And she, who has done all the crying about consequences, was the one who told me" Beth was beginning to understand.

Some old pain hurt him just then, nearer than even the blood of the old man or the girl crying to God from the ground.

Our pursuers were not yet in sight, so we rode in at the gate and cast our bridles to a lay brother of the order, crying imperiously for instant audience of the Abbot.

And after he had gone from us a little way he turned again and waved his hand, crying: "On the eighth day report you without fail, friends of mine, unless ye wish me to come asking for you at the gates of Thorn, with some din and the spilling of much blood.

But though they cheered at my words they would not cease from crying, "Show us Saint Helena, and if she bid us we will have mercy on the wolves of the Wolfsberg!"

" "You are crying, Doctor; my eyes feel dry.

Alice sat on the floor, her face hid in her hands, crying softly.

Mother was in the door, crying when she put her arms round me; she could not speak.

" I looked at Temperance, whose face was so corrugated with the desire for crying and the effort to keep from it, that for the life of me, I could not help smiling.

As soon as I smiled I laughed, and then Temperance gave way to crying and laughing together.