Now my mother and sisters, and brother Jim, all the family except dad, make fun of my bread.

Young Dorn struggled to repress his own mirth, but unguardedly he happened to meet the dancing blue eyes of the girl, merry, provocative, full of youth and fun, and that was too much for him.

Me an' the boys air a-goin' to hang some I.W.W.'s this mawnin', an' I can't miss thet fun.

It's the only life, ladplenty of fun, the best of liquor and pretty girls, with a share in all the swag.

Enough pleasure and beauty, enough music and fun and good times!

All the fun had gone from it now, and it was not a child's voice, nor a girl's voice, but a woman's, with all a woman's gentleness and understanding that spoke.

Aretine with his scoundrels blew his breath, And in the cynic orgies boldly joined; His ribald jests had flowers and thorns combined A frank fair list including life and death, For fun, not fraud.

" "I'd like to see the fun," muttered Dalzell, his eyes snapping with mischief.

And now it was more fun to be "It" than to be hiding almost, for one was likely to come upon strangers peeping out of tree hollows, swimming under water, or swinging in the tree tops, any minute.

He had never been to a dance before, and just at first he did not think there would be much fun in it.

It was much more fun, and much livelier.

he was always so full of fun and singing songs.

After a day or two little restless, fun-loving Ned grew tired of this, and ran out to play; but Lewis stayed by his mother, and she was soon able to talk with him.

-text prepared by Juliet Sutherland, Mary Meehan, and the Project Gutenberg Online Distributed Proofreading Team THE OUTDOOR GIRLS OF DEEPDALE OR CAMPING AND TRAMPING FOR FUN AND HEALTH

Only it isn't so much fun going alone.

I thought we'd never get out of school," and the four who had just been released from the Deepdale High School continued their stroll down the main street of the town, talking over the new plan that had been proposed that morning by Betty Nelsonthe "Little Captain," as she was often called by her chums, for she always assumed the leadership in their fun and frolics.

Her eyes seemed always to be dancing with fun, yet they could look calmly at trouble, too.

Full of life and vigor she was always ready to assume the leadership in whatever of fun or work was at hand.

Her brother Will made no end of fun about hereven at this date, but Grace had sufficient composure to ignore him now, and only smiled sweetly, remarking: "You only show how little you know, Billie-boy.

and Mollie's dark eyes had little of fun in them as they looked into those of Will Ford.

And as they floated on they talked at intervals of Amy's secret, and of the coming fun they expected to have.

"You'll make all manner of fun of us, and" "No, we won'tI promise!" exclaimed Frank, earnestly.

But it was fun, with all that, and such a novelty to the girls that they wondered why they had not before thought of this means of spending part of their vacation.

"I don't see why you're always making fun of me," Grace said, as she pouted.

" "But this is not fun; indeed it is not," rejoined Flora.