"H'anyway, right 'ere's where h'I stick, h'and once th' bloomin' 'eathen show a 'ead above the 'atchway, h'I 'ates t' think what'll 'appen to 'im." "Perhaps the channel will close in and drive them ashore," suggested Dave hopefully, as he drew his mackinaw more closely about him and crouched nearer to the conning-tower, that he might avoid the cutting air and icy spray which reached him from the prow of the submarine.

Now your 'ead is what you may call an ord'nary 'ead.

Now your 'ead is what you may call an ord'nary 'ead.

It belongs to a gentleman with a wonderful funny-shaped 'ead, long and narrer and full of nobbles'stror'nary 'ead 'e 'as.

It belongs to a gentleman with a wonderful funny-shaped 'ead, long and narrer and full of nobbles'stror'nary 'ead 'e 'as.

Now that 'at there belongs to Mr. (mentioning the name of a famous lawyer), wonderful big 'ead 'e 'as7-1/2that's what 'e takes, and there's lots of 'em takes over 7.

"It seems to me," he went on, "that the size of the 'ead is according to the occupation.

" I went out of the shop with my ord'nary 'ead, conscious of the fact that I had made a poor impression on the hatter.

"Make haste afore the 'ead goes off of it.

However, when the cap'n see you overcome, his 'art melted, and instead o' putting you aboard the whaler he took your feet and Mr. Wilks your 'ead, and after a great deal

And ever since my 'ead 'as been filled with other things, though for a long time I could not make exactly out what.

"In California I ead nudds und raisins mit shtrent' in dem.

"Well, ye see," resumed Buzzby, "when poor Mrs. Ellice wos pitched overboard, as I seed her with my own two eyes" "Stop, Buzzby," said Mivins; "'ow was 'er 'ead at the time?

" "Well, I think her 'ead wos sou'-west, if it warn't nor'-east.

IF 'IS 'EAD WAS TO COME ORF!"] * * * *

"Whatever put that i' your 'ead?

He stood to the bar scratching his 'ead and staring, but he couldn't understand it a bit till a man wot was too late to sell his ha'penny up and told 'im all about it.

"The fust part 'as been done very well," she ses, nodding her 'ead at 'im; "if you do the second part as well, you'll soon know who your enemy is.

"'I'm a-looking at you, Joe,' he ses, and he waggled his 'ead as if it was made of india-rubber.

"It's love," ses Peter Russet, shaking his 'ead, "and he'll be worse afore he's better.

"Don't ask me wot 'e said," ses Miss Tucker, tossing her 'ead.

You find a nice, quiet spot for some arternoon, and I'll knock your 'ead off with pleasure.

" He walked off with Miss Tucker, leaving Bill Lumm standing on the pavement scratching his 'ead and staring arter 'im as though 'e didn't quite know wot to make of it.

But I should like to get that old man's 'ead between my fists.

ead our bearskins on the floor and sat down upon them with crossed legs, to enjoy a comfortable smoke in the good old free-and-easy style.