P.S.Give my love to little Emmy.

On passing, however a stately castle, about ten miles from the termination of their ride, he began one of his speeches with, "Emmy, dear, does Lord Bolton come often to see you?" "Very seldom, sir; his employment keeps him much of his time at St. James's, and then he has an estate in Ireland.

"Ah! Emmy dear," said the old gentleman, wiping his face, "times are much changed, I see, since my youth.

yes, Emmy," continued her uncle in a lower tone, as if afraid of uttering something dangerous, "the ladies themselves shouldering the men.

"Emmy, dear," said the old man, with a heavy-drawn sigh, as if awaking from a long and troubled dream, "we will go.

"Master!heremaster," said Peter Johnson, as he stood at a window of Mr. Benfield's room, stirring a gruel for the old gentleman's supper, and stretching his neck and straining his eyes to distinguish objects by the light of the lamps"I do think there is Mr. Denbigh, handing Miss Emmy from a coach, covered with gold, and

While these several movements were in operation, which consumed some time, the old bachelor relieved the tedium of Peter's impatience by the following speech: "Mr. Denbigh!what, back?I thought he never could let that rascal John shoot him and forsake Emmy after all; (here the old gentleman suddenly recollected Denbigh's marriage) but now, Peter, it can do no good either.

" "And Emmy dearwill youwill you marry him?" cried Mr. Benfield, suppressing his feelings, to give utterance to his question.

"Peter," he cried, struggling with his feelings, "I am now ready to depart in peaceI shall see my darling Emmy happy, and to her care I shall commit you.

He very deliberately helped himself to a glass of wine, and drawing near the seat of the bride-elect, with an humble reverence, commenced his speech as follows: "My dear Miss Emmy:Here's hoping you'll live to be a comfort to your honored father, and your honored mother, and my dear honored master, and yourself, and Madam Wilson."

" "Thank youthank your honor's lordship," said the steward, almost unable to utter; "I hope you may live long, to make dear little Miss Emmy as happyas I know she ought to be.

Money was no consideration; and Mr. Benfield absolutely pined at the thought that the great wealth of the earl put it out of his power to contribute in any manner to the comfort of his Emmy.

SEE Hebel, J. William, ed. HUEBNER, EMMY S., joint author.

SEE Landau, Rom. DUNN, FLORA M. Ninth grade mathematics, by Flora M. Dunn, Emmy S. Huebner and John S. Goldthwaite.

Illustrated by Emmy Ferand.

Emmy, Nicky, and Greg.

SEE Landau, Rom. DUNN, FLORA M. Ninth grade mathematics, by Flora M. Dunn, Emmy S. Huebner and John S. Goldthwaite.

ALLEN, EMMY HUEBNER. Useful mathematics.

SIGERIST, EMMY M. Socialized medicine in the Soviet Union.

Emmy M. Sigerist (W); 25Oct65; R371114.

Bessie Brooks West & LeVelle Wood (A); 23Feb72; R524238. WEST, EMMY GOVAN.

Katy no-pocket, by Emmy Payne.

Emmy Govan West, formerly Emmy Payne (A); 19Jan72; R521320. WEST, JESSAMYN.

Emmy Govan West, formerly Emmy Payne (A); 19Jan72; R521320. WEST, JESSAMYN.

"So you call this an Oakwood hour, Emmy, do you?" demanded Mr. Hamilton, after Arthur and his father had been duly discussed.