I was standin' by the upturned roots of a tall fir tree that had been blown down, and in fallin' had lodged in a crotch of a great birch, maybe twenty feet from the ground, and broke off.

" The shades of nite was a fallin, so thankin H.G. for posten me up on his farmin nolidge, I left him, with my mind fully made up, that, with the Filosifer, the pen was a heep site mitier in his hand than a farm is, in which opinion any well-bred, onprejodiced farmer will fall into.

"Let me kiss the hand of the great statesman," says a third, fallin to and gettin my thumb in his mouth.

On all sides, men was fallin down to worship me, just as if I was the Golden Calf, spoken of in scripters, or else some great poletikle Mogul, with a pocket full of blank commissions, ready to be filled out for good fat offises.

Law and order, law and order, till a feller can't turn round no more without fallin' into jail.

If you was to ride the range with a sheriff on one side of you and a marshal on the other you couldn't help fallin' into trouble.

"Well, them two had come out to be partners, and there they was, fallin' in love with the same girl.

"She jes' wanted me to spy round, an' see if Mr. Hav'ley an' Miss Drane was fallin' in love with each other, an' then I was to go an' tell her about it the mornin' before she started.

And Mr. Woodcot, he come to give me somethink to ease me, wot he's allus a-doing on day and night, and wen he come over me and a-speakin' up so bold, I see his tears a-fallin', Mr. Snagsby.

Key-holes is a great convenience; and though it ain't very pleasant to be squatin' in cold entries, and fallin' in the room sometimes, when people open the door without no warnin', yet I'm often there when they think I'm safe in the kitchin.

"I know all about the stars fallin'.

And there we were, fallin' in and fallin' out like two drunken sailors all night long.

And there we were, fallin' in and fallin' out like two drunken sailors all night long.

" Refrain "No, Brother Simmons, we kin safely say, 'Tain't gwine tuh be no rain to-day, Kase da sut ain't fallin' an' da dogs ain't sleep, An' you ain't seen no spiders fum dare cobwebs creep; Las' night da sun went bright to bed, An' da moon ain't nevah once been seen to hang her head; If you'se watched all dis, den you kin safely say, Dat dare ain't a-gwine to be no rain to-day.

De yaller leafs are fallin' fas', Fur summer days is been an' pas'; The air is blowin' mighty cold, Like it done in days of old.

Dey called it a vict'ry an' bragged 'bout Vicksburg a-fallin', but hongry folks aint got no fight lef' in 'em.

"Hard a-ground!" roared the captain, "too bad and with a fallin' tide, too.

That night Orderly-sergeant Mackay, who seemed to have received me into his good graces, told me that Wilson had said that that new man Jones beat everything that he had seen before; that learning to drill was to Jones "as easy as fallin' off a log."

" The foreman's face was a dull one, but it became suddenly luminous with an idea: "You say, miss, that you was waked by a noise as of somethin' heavy fallin' on the floor?

Haven't you no idee about what time it was when you was waked up by this noise of somethin' fallin'?" "No, sir; not the least.

No need of fallin' out.

He war killed by a tree fallin' on him, an' ef eber de debil got his own he got him.

Them waters aren't like the Gulf, Doctor,nor like the Northern Ocean, nohow; there a'n't no choppin' seas there, but a great, long, everlasting lazy swell, that goes rollin' and fallin' away like the toll of a big bell, in endless blue rollers; and the trades blow through the sails like singin', as warm and soft as if they blowed right out o' sunshiny gardens; and the sky's as blue as summer all the time, only jest round the dip

Why honey," she pursued, "ef I didn't know what a steady-goin' Christian creetur she was, I mout suppose she had bin 'bibin' of whisky or peach-brandydat's de sleepiest stuff goin', chile; but I does believe she has the fallin' fits, caze,

Does you hear de rain a-fallin'? Does you hear de prophets callin'?