" She closed her eyes and let her hand linger up at his cheek, head still back against him, so that, inclining his head, he could rest his lips in the ash-blond fluff of her hair.

Each one had a high chair at the table, and a plate, and they always sat in these chairs and had meals with her, and the servants all called them Master Bijou, and Master Tot, and Miss Tiny, and Miss Fluff.

He was covered with fluff and looked like a tortoise popping forth for a bit of a breather.

wool, velvet, plush, nap, pile, floss, fur, down; byssus^, moss, bur; fluff.

" Mr. Harrington had not been allowed to shoot, because the St. Bernard and Fluff hated their muzzles so, when they were tried on, that he had to go in to the local harness-maker and have them altered under his own eye.

[Sidenote: Mr. Harrington's Fault] Lady Theodosia put on such a splendid purple brocade tea-gown for tea, but Fluff would jump up at the tray, and succeeded at last in upsetting a whole jug of cream over her.

Now and then, as she worked, she became aware that a fluff of hair rolling down low over her forehead did amazing things to her face and brought her from Sally Fortune into the strange dignity of a "lady."

BLARNEY FLUFF XIX.

CHAPTER XVIII BLARNEY FLUFF About three o'clock that afternoon, La Fleur, Mrs. Tolbridge's cook, sat in the middle of her very pleasant kitchen, composing the dinner.

"She will always call the 'sweet' a dessert," she thought; and then she answered, "That was Blarney Fluff, ma'am, with sauce Irlandaise.

I had no thought of entering any house, but as I passed by one open porte-cochère, something, I know not what, made me turn sharply in, for my mind had become as fluff on the winds, not working of its own action, but the sport of impulses that seemed external.

It seemed very little hurt, though the vegetation that had apparently choked the great open space was singed to a black fluff, among which lay thousands of calcined bones of man, horse, ass, and camel, for all was distinct in the bright, yet so pensive and forlorn, moonlight, which was that Eastern moonlight of pure astral mystery which illumines Persepolis, and Babylon, and ruined cities of the old Anakim.

Only I feel sorry for her, she is so fat and fretty, and her hair won't fluff a mite.

My work was putting fluff into bolsters.

There was a big bright grocers' calendarthe Death of Nelsonand if I could see it through the fog of fluff I felt that was a lucky day.

I said that ladies and women had exactly the same kind of inside, and it was a kind that never thrived on fluff instead of food.

So long as you must put fluff of that pernicious kind into bolsters, just so long will you kill the strength and the beauty of women.

The second costume was a tight-fitting silver bodice with a fluff of green skirt underneath.

" "Fluff and puff!

Fluff, the little wild rabbit.

Fluff, the little wild rabbit.

Fluff, the little wild rabbit.

Fluff, the little wild rabbit.

The fluff is not the seed, but a sort of sail to which the seed is fastened, that the wind may blow it away to another place to grow.

Bronson, in his shirt-sleeves and wearing a diminutive apron to which clung a fluff of turkey feathers, came from the kitchen.