She recalled with a great indrawn breath all the farmer-neighbors, parents working together for the children, the people she knew so well from long observation of their lives, whose mediocre, struggling existence had filled her with scornful pity, but whom now she recalled with a great gratitude for the explicitness of the revelations made by their untutored plainness.

It makes one remember that her Montgomery grandfather had firmness of purpose enough to raise himself from an ordinary Illinois farmer to arbiter of the wheat pit.

I could have thrown a bag of confetti at the farmer's wifeit's most exhilarating to think of the coming of one's first leave.

So that was what that farmer was trying to say to me: spotted fever!

He was a farmer.

It is true that we have hardly any evidence of this but tradition; but when Varro, in one of the precious fragments of his book on education, describes his own bringing up in his Sabine home at Reate, we may be fairly sure that it adequately represents that of the old Roman farmer.

Every farmer knows that that designation is not applied to him.

The supper mostly consists of some good old English dish, (of which there is plenty,) and the jolly farmer presides at the head of the table.

DICKSON (Thomas) farmer at Douglasdale.

DINMONT (Dandy, i.e. Andrew), an eccentric and humorous store farmer at Charlie's Hope.

(So good a housewife was this eccentric landlady, that a cookery-book has been published bearing her name; the authoress is Mrs. Johnstone, a Scotchwoman.) DODSON, a young farmer, called upon by Death on his wedding day.

ELLIOTT, (Hobbie, i.e. Halbert), farmer at the Heugh-foot.

ELSIE, the daughter of Gottlieb, a cottage farmer of Bavaria.

ELSMERE (Robert), hero of religious novel of same name, by Mrs. Humphrey Ward. ELSPETH (Auld), the old servant of Dandie Dinmont, the store-farmer of Charlie's Hope.

ELVI´NO, a wealthy farmer in love with Ami´na the somnambulist.

She emigrates with Dan'el Pegot'ty, and marries a young farmer in Australia.

Sophie Kerr's "Wild Earth" makes capital in like legitimate manner of the little shop girl and her farmer husband.

LLOYD'S POEMS ON THE DEATH OF PRISCILLA FARMER, 1796.

Priscilla Farmer was Lloyd's maternal grandmother, to whom he was much attached, and on her death he composed the sonnets that form this costly quarto, published for Lloyd by Coleridge's friend, Joseph Cottle, of Bristol, in the winter of 1796.

" When Charles Lloyd joined Coleridge later in the year, and was preparing his Poems in Memory of Priscilla Farmer, Coleridge obtained Lamb's permission for "The Grandame" to be included with them.

SEE Farmer, Fannie Merritt. PERKINS, JULIA MARIE.

SEE Farmer, Fannie Merritt.

The little wooden farmer and The story of the jungle pool, two stories to read and play.

" Nevertheless, I rode back to Plassenburg on the farmer's beast, sadly enough, yet somewhat contented.

It turned out, also, that he had not thriven in the civil service, and that he had pinned all his hopes on the brandy-farmer, who had given him employment simply that he might have an "educated man" in his counting-house.