And he turned to say good-by to Catrina.

Why should I envy Isabelle When thus so easily, Upon a tropic flower's perfume I float across the sea? GOOD-BY.

Good-by!" He wheeled again, staggered to his feet on dry ground, and ran swiftly along the eastern wall, up the rising field, straight toward his mark.

But if I can't, good-by, dear, good-by.

There was just time for this, a hearty shake of the big hand, and a grateful "Good-by, ma'am;" then the word was given, and they were off.

"Good-by!" now burst from the nobleman so violently that Mr. Heatherbloom's momentary exultation changed to a feeling of apprehension.

She felt that he must come to her, that she must see him, if only long enough to look into his eyes, to touch his hand, to welcome him and say good-by.

They came to say good-by to the children.

[Kisses her] Good-by!

I wouldn't have owned up to it, not even to Nancysaying good-by to the creeturs the night before I went in.

The old Turcoman thereupon gave a shrug and a grunt, made a sullen good-by salutation, and left us.

XXI "GOOD-BY, LITTLE RIVERS!"

" "You will go into your husband's chamber and bid him good-by?"

There, good-by again.

"I will say good-by," said he, formally.

So: good-night, good-morning, Good-by!

They just stared after Unc' Billy and didn't know what to make of it, for such a thing as Unc' Billy forgetting to say good-by had never happened before.

Good-by, my true love, my dear.[250]

I forgot to tell you good-by, and I'm here to make amends for my lack of politeness.

" They argued along until after midnight, but Jim carried his point; and two weeks later Thorn was in Denver, saying good-by to Kate, and listening to her whisper, "But it won't be for long, as you'll soon be able to leave business and come back East," and to Castle yelling from the rear platform to "Push the Infant and get her sizzling.

Good-by and good luck to you.

" "Well, good day, madam; I wish you well," said I. "Good-by, Mister," she said.

She said, "Good-by," with coldness; but he shook hands with me, and said it was all right he supposed.

"Good-by, old man," he said, holding out his hand.

He would make some excuse to Notthe smiled to think he would probably be classed in the long line of absconding tenantshe would say good-by to Rosey, and leave for Sacramento that night.