I like most "King Death;" glorious 'bove all, "The Lady with the Hundred Rings;" "The Owl;" "Epistle to What's his Name" (here may be I'm partial); "Sit down, Sad Soul;" "The Pauper's Jubilee" (but that's old, and yet 'tis never old); "The Falcon;" "Felon's Wife;" damn "Madame Pasty" (but that is borrowed); Apple-pie is very good,

But do not if it be irksome to yourself,such as shall make you say, 'damn it, here's Lamb's box come again.'

"Damn!" exploded the young man.

Almost immediately he added, "Damn the money!"

pretty damn quick!"

" "Damn Major Anderson!" answered the New-Yorker.

"Cap'n Foster cut it down before he left the fort, damn him

Gaw damn ye! Haw, haw, aw!"and reeled onward, brimful of spirituous good-nature.

"A tame hoss is like a tame man and I don't give a damn for a gent who won't fight.

Marianne saw what the hat had hitherto concealed, a shock of flame-red hair, and she removed her fingers from her ears in time to hear the big man roar: "This ain't a dance, damn you!

A tame horse is like a tame man, and I don't give a damn for a fellow who won't fight!"

It seemed so cruel a thing that Ann's pastwhatever it might be, and surely nothing short of a "past" could make a girl want to kill herselfshould rise up and damn her now.

Damn your eyes, I've got troubles enough without whisky.

Damn it, if you hadn't given Paul Abbey the cold turn-down, I might have got a boost over this hill.

damn it, no,' he snarled like a dog: 'go and dig up David WilsonI dare say you know where to find himand he will tell you my meaning, right enough.

An aged slave, who was remarkable for his industry and fidelity, was working with all his might on the threshing floor; amidst the clatter of the shelling and winnowing machines the master spoke to him, but he did not hear; he presently gave him several severe cuts with the raw hide, saying, at the same time, 'damn you, if you cannot hear I'll see if you can feel.'

It's a damn funny world.

He paused, and then added: "Besides, I hardly ever say Damn without saying Un-damn to myself afterwards.

He paused, and then added: "Besides, I hardly ever say Damn without saying Un-damn to myself afterwards.

But Truthor Untruth, what's the use of words like that when miracles are in question?" "Oh, damn this

" "That be damn," said Bunthrop.

"A regular damn dude," he was saying to himself.

What can a wise man, who insists on showing that he's wise, expect in a world of damn fools?"

Buthorribly weak, as if I were going to faint in a minute or twoand I don't give a damn for anything."

" "'Damn the convulsions of war, sir!' says I. "'Quite right,' says he, mildly; 'war is always damnable, Sir Lupus.' "'General Schuyler,' says I, 'there is no nonsense about me.