shouted the owner of the den.

But duty is dutyoften stern, but never to be shirked; and so the faithful detectives inserted their Spitz-dog noses between the joints of the artists' doors, and, having smelt a very large rat, suddenly burst in upon these graphic malefactors, and caught them in the act, with all the tools and paraphernalia of their nefarious occupation scattered about their vile den.

A KASUMBA DEN.

"I cannot stay longer, sweet friends," quoth Little John, as he pushed in betwixt the two cobs, "therefore I wish you good den.

He repaired to Berlin, and was killed there in a brawl at a gambling den.

So there was no fear at all, but only an eager wonder, when they followed up the brook next day to watch at the wolf's den.

"T'is iss myvat you call eet in English?my sty, my kennel" "Your den.

see, see, the giant Cacus Draws an ox backward to his thievish den.

*** At Neath Fair, the other day, a soldier just home from the Front entered a lions' den.

Sorrow is that other character, and inseparable companion, as individual as Saint Cosmus and Damian, fidus Achates, as all writers witness, a common symptom, a continual, and still without any evident cause, moerent omnes, et si roges eos reddere causam, non possunt: grieving still, but why they cannot tell: Agelasti, moesti, cogitabundi, they look as if they had newly come forth of Trophonius' den.

3. lib. 2. de Den.

The cause of that strange uprore? Den.

But when they dared, at last, to attack the Greek in his own sacred land of Hellas, they found they had bearded a lion in his den.

She passed into a small room they used as a den.

At this hour the drums beat in the cities, as a signal for every slave to be in his den.

A pair inhabits the same den.

Our common Bibles have this text: "And the weaned child shall put his hand on the cockatrice' den.

So we'll let her go down dere an' stay till cotton-pickin' time; I'll jes' len' 'er ter 'em till den.

And yet it was Grizel herself who was saying now, "Let us go back to the Den.

Dere was no trouble twixt niggers den.

It wa'nt nothin' but cotton rowslot of old shabby shanties, with jes one brick sto', an' it b'longed to Ben Robertson, an' I hope[FN: helped] build all de sto'es in West Point since den.

I goes to town 'bout once a mont' to git s'pplies, but I don' never fool 'roun' wid dem Niggers den.

We are going to examine them carefully as soon as we get to the den.

I never wukked in de fiel's none, not den.

The boys took their leave soon after, leading the bear back to his new quarters in the carriage house, where they had made him a comfortable den.