Henry Cuyler Bunner THE BIRD AND ITS NEST Alfred Tennyson PROVERBS AND POPULAR SAYINGS WINDY

Henry Cuyler Bunner (1855-1896) is one of the humorous geniuses of American literature.

Prof. Fred Lewis Pattee has summed up his achievement as follows: "Another [than Stockton] who did much to advance the short story toward the mechanical perfection it had attained to at the close of the century was Henry Cuyler Bunner, editor of Puck and creator of some of the most exquisite vers de société of the period.

Richard Malcolm Johnston THE NICE PEOPLE (1890) Henry Cuyler Bunner THE BULLER-PODINGTON COMPACT (1897) Frank Richard Stockton COLONEL STARBOTTLE FOR THE PLAINTIFF (1901) Bret Harte THE DUPLICITY OF HARGRAVES (1902)

THE WIDOW WON THE DEACON (1911) William James Lampton GIDEON (1914) Wells Hastings ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The Nice People, by Henry Cuyler Bunner, is republished from his volume, Short Sixes, by permission of its publishers, Charles Scribner's Sons.

THE NICE PEOPLE By Henry Cuyler Bunner (1855-1896)

It was a month after this, simultaneously with the announcements by cable of the instant success in London of "A Western Idyl," that Miss Cuyler retired from the world she knew, and disappeared into darkest New York by the way of Rivington Street.

He turned to the girl, and raised his hat slightly, and recognized Eleanore Cuyler instantly as he did so; but as she did not seem to remember him he did not call her by name, but simply said, with a jerk of his head, "Is this man annoying you?" Miss Cuyler seemed to wish before everything else to avoid a scene.

And then he saw to his amazement that Miss Cuyler was still with him, standing by the curb and beating it with his heavy walking-stick as calmly as though she were playing golf, and looking keenly up and down the street for possible aid.

Miss Cuyler came closer to him, and he saw that her face showed sudden anxiety.

"I haven't thanked you, Mr. Van Bibber," said Miss Cuyler.

Dr. Cuyler, Chief Army-Hospital Inspector, is in town, they say.

" A note from Dr. Cuyler to the same effect came soon afterwards to the hotel.

In the Savannah "Georgian," April 12, 1837, Mr. J. CUYLER, says he will give five dollars, to anyone who will catch and bring back to him "Saman, an old negro man, and grey, and has only one eye.

Just so; and but few men are endowed with the talents of Theodore Cuyler, or gifted with the versatile wit of J.B. Gough; yet other men speak in public, and in their humbler sphere render the State good service.

There were letters and packages for the mistress of the plantation and for the daughter and the son living in the manor-house with her, and also for the other daughter and her husband, Mr. Randolph Cuyler, who live across the lawn in Brandon Cottage with its dormer windows and wistaria-draped veranda.

By Frederick William Farrar Crosby, Howard, The Prepared Worm Cuyler, Theodore Ledyard, The Value of Life Dale, Robert William, The Argument from Experience Day, A, in the Life of Jesus of Nazareth, By Francis Wayland Dawson, William James, Christ Among the Common Things of Life Death, Glorification Through.

SEE Speers, Theodore Cuyler. COHEN, JOSEPH B. An appeal to awaken the slumbering ideals of the citizenry of Illinois.

SEE Harris, Jessie W. SPEERS, THEODORE CUYLER.

Theodore Cuyler Speers (A); 2Sep60; R262358.

SEE Speers, Theodore Cuyler. COHEN, JOSEPH B. An appeal to awaken the slumbering ideals of the citizenry of Illinois.

SEE Harris, Jessie W. SPEERS, THEODORE CUYLER.

Theodore Cuyler Speers (A); 2Sep60; R262358.

Abraham Cuyler, formerly mayor of Albany, led a considerable number down the St Lawrence and through the Gulf to Cape Breton.

You are bound to the Jersey Highlands, Mr. Van Beverout?" "I am bound to a comfortable and very private abode, called the Lust in Rust, Captain Cornelius Van Cuyler Ludlow.